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If you didn’t catch part one last week, be sure to go read it now. This week, we follow through on Finnegan McGrath’s plans and watch as Abel is introduced to how the family business is expected to run.
I ho...
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I’ve written before about reading widely. I’m not the first to suggest this, I won’t be the last, and I’m certainly not the most famous, but if you want to be a good writer, you have to read. There’s no way...
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This one is interesting because it’s a short story and a prequel and a character study. It was never destined to be published. During my MFA, I wrote a novel. I still love that novel and would like to f...
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I’m re-publishing an old article I wrote for LitReactor. Partially this is because I think it’s good and it’s good to get it out there again. But also, if I’m honest, it’s because I’m traveling for work. Yes, a...
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Welcome back to the conclusion of Four Corners. If you missed Part I, make sure to check it out. I’m excited to see how everyone feels about this.
As I mentioned last week, this was an early experiment i...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm an author of a short story collection called Leaving Arizona. My fiction has been published in numerous magazines and journals, including Typehouse, Down in the Dirt, and Corvalis Review. I'm currently working on my debut novel.
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