Congratulations Jerry Gabriel! Drowned Boy has been chosen as a Barnes and Noble “Discover Great New Writers” Selection. Drowned Boy won our 2008 Mary McCarthy Prize in Short Fiction and is our first release for 2010. We are elated to receive this news and proud of our new author.
Kiki Petrosino's debut, Fort Red Border, gets a rapturous review in The Believer.
Once the Shore is one of Hyphen Magazine's Ten Notable Asian American Books of 2009.
05-13-2010
7 p.m.
Ohio State University
Commons Room, DE 311
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Jerry Gabriel delivers an unsentimental portrait of rural America in Drowned Boy, a collection of linked stories that reveals a world of b ... [read more]
I Have to Go Back to 1994 and Kill a Girl
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Kiki Petrosino has audacity to spare. She devotes the entire first section of her debut collection of poems to a putative affair the speaker is conduc ... [read more]