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Re: Telling
How many times can Super Mario die? Did Borges visit Indiana, or did Indiana visit Borges? Does the devil drink milk and, if not, why does he like milkmaids so much? And where do our hero turtles go when there are no more foot soldiers to fight?
Welcome to Re:Telling, the anthology that answers these burning questions, and many, many more. This collection of fiction, poetry...more
Welcome to Re:Telling, the anthology that answers these burning questions, and many, many more. This collection of fiction, poetry...more
Published
2011
by Ampersand Books
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I'm at a 3.5--some of them were fantastic: Ruland, Fowler, Jones-Yelvington, Rooney/Hoang, Smith, Gifford, Bell--others were confusing and made it difficult to follow what the re-telling was doing. Not a bad little book, though!
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William Walsh is the author of Unknown Arts, Ampersand, Mass., Pathologies, Questionstruck (all from Keyhole Press) and Without Wax (Casperian Books). His work has appeared in a number of journals, including Annalemma, Artifice, LIT, Rosebud, Quarterly West, Caketrain, Juked, New York Tyrant, and McSweeney's Internet Tendency. He is the editor of RE:Telling (Ampersand Books), a collection of liter...more
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