The structure of the book sometimes feels like looping the track, covering the same ground with a slightly newer perspective each time.
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Tessa Yang’s debut collection of fiction, The Runaway Restaurant, was released last fall by 7.13 Books. Jen Michalski’s third collection of fiction, The Company of Strangers, was released this January by Braddock Avenue Books. In many ways, that is where the differences end.
Read MoreBarrelhousing with Books Editor Lilly Dancyger
We’re thrilled to announce that Lilly Dancyger, who’s worked as an assistant editor on our last two nonfiction books, has agreed to take on a larger role will Barrelhouse, and will be working as lead editor on this next book project.
Read MoreStrength or Crutch, Depending on Your Tastes and Point of View, I Guess: Barrelhousing with Aaron Burch
Aaron Burch is many things: literary magazine founder, editor, publisher, teacher, all around literary Mister Peanutbutter, inventor of the “we’re open right now and will be responding in real time” method of taking submissions. Now he can add novelist to the impressive range of titles. I sat down with Aaron around a Google document to talk about most of those things, but mostly his new novel Year of the Buffalo.
Read MoreBarrelhouse Reviews: Dreams Under Glass by Anca L. Szilágyi
The central conflict of the novel appears when Binnie reckons with that sizzling space between wanting to create and actually creating.
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