
Tucson is the premiere destination for the literary essay but you already know that.
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Great to see so many folks out for Work Talks 3 this last week! We heard about the evolution of live music, the weird story of Glo Fish, Why Logan’s Run Is the Greatest Science Fiction Novel in the History of All Universes, and Why the Vide...
Hey Essay Clubbers:
I’m writing to remind you of our two events this week: we have Work Talks 3 TUESDAY 7/7, 7pm at Tucson Small Business Center (600 S. Meyer), featuring Christian Moher, Athena Monson, Simmons Buntin, and Maya Bernstein-S...
This week we have a special treat for you, a short story by Tucsonan Joel Hans followed by a brief interview with the author. Joel’s first story collection The Bedtime Emptying of the World came out last spring from Moon City Press, and you...
Like you, I imagine, I was very pleased to get a little early rain out of the monsoon this last week, and as the desert comes alive in the break from the heat, I’m also pleased to get to share with you a reprint of an essay by club member S...
Heck yeah! We have a venue for our Work Talks 3 event on Tuesday July 7th: we’ll be meeting at the Tucson Small Business Center (600 S. Meyer) at 7pm that night to hear fun, casual flash presentations from club members Christian Moher, Maya...
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Tucson is the premiere destination for the literary essay but you already know that.
Simmons Buntin is the author of Satellite: Essays on Fatherhood and Home, Near and Far, Unsprawl: Remixing Spaces as Places, Bloom, and Riverfall. He is co-editor of Dear America and editor-in-chief of Terrain.org.
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