Flint Fictionology
Connor CoyneA Flint, Michigan author leads a meandering exploration of writing, fiction, and life in the magical Midwest.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 38 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 2 months ago |
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Orpheus was Just Road Tripping
The teenagers working at Tim Horton’s have officially labeled me a “middle-aged nerd.”
This winter I have turned or returned to some of the great travel stories of all time: for the first time, I finally read The Epic of Gilgamesh (Gardner...
On First Looking into Fagles' Homer
For starters, life is a storm, isn’t it?
On the one hand, it really sucks to be on Géricault’s raft. On the other hand, it really really sucks to not be on Géricault’s raft.
I remember feeling a sense of despair and panic, around my 23rd...
Gothic Funk Manifesto #7
NOTE: I realize I’m sending out two mailings in one day, but I’ve got a fever to tie up some of these loose ends from 2025 so I can brace myself for 2026 and all its sound and fury!
Prelude to the Manifesto
The most obvious strain of...
The Mortal Convergence of the Fantastic and the Gothic
As a kid it took me a while to get into reading for its own sake.
For many years, the actual artifacts of dinosaurs and astronomy (bones and stars) were more exciting than words written on a page. It wasn’t until I was teased by the lurid...
Gothic Fantasia: Vision Statement
NOTE: I’ve posted little here during 2025. I’ll be making this up with several more essay posts (principally related to this one) this month, and at least one more short story.
In 2007, I earned my MFA in Creative Writing (Fiction)...
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Connor Coyne (he/him) is a writer living and working in Flint, Michigan. He’s published several novels and a short story collection, and his work has been featured in Vox.com, Belt Magazine, and elsewhere.
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