Assistant Editor Gillian Walker and Managing Editor Mark Budman, the folks at Vestal Review, picked my short story "The House in the Northwest Corner" as their story of the year for 2017.
That pleases me a great deal. Vestal Review is the oldest journal publishing flash fiction, celebrating its 18th year this year. So to have my story recognized in this way at this particular journal adds to the gratification factor.
Here's the announcement and link to the story if you'd be interested at all in reading it. It's short and doesn't take much time to get through.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Is Lee Klein a literary critic genius?
I discovered a website curated by Lee Klein (former editor of Eyeshot.net and author of The Shimmering Go-Between and others). Lee is a kin...
-
I nearly forgot I had nominations to make before signing off from The Airgonaut entirely. My last act as editor gets to be about the most r... -
Shooting for Zen, settling for a peaceful two minutes. Where do I start? With the heart surgery I guess. I had a rare, minimally inva...
No comments:
Post a Comment
let's talk about it