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Get Lit, Round 1: Short Fiction
by
Dan Cafaro ,
Katrina Gray (Goodreads Author) , Marcus Speh (Goodreads Author), Jamie Iredell (Goodreads Author), Aaron Jacobs, Michael Hartford, Darragh McManus (Goodreads Author), Brandon Wells
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A compilation of 19 stories that were published in the first 20 issues of Atticus Review (May 17 through September 27, 2011).
ebook, Anthology, 200 pages
Published
December 18th 2011
by Atticus Press
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I’ve so enjoyed being a part of this amazing first year at Atticus Review: as a new weekly online magazine, the quality turned out every week (!) by the authors chosen by editor Katrina Gray was astounding. Each issue included a detailed editorial by Ms Gray written like the best non-fiction piece. No wonder, because Atticus Books, the mother ship of the Review, with Dan Cafaro at the helm, is one of the finest small presses around.
I am very pleased to have been included in this anthology with "...more
I am very pleased to have been included in this anthology with "...more
I don't rate my own writing, but the other stories in this collection easily merited a five star rating. I loved this collection and am proud to have one of my stories in it.
Amazing collection of writing from Atticus Review. Worth several reads, for sure.
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“The serious writer was aware of a paradox at the heart of his art: his inner world, the place of the strongest stories, was infinite, but it was also embedded in – if this was possible! – an even more infinite universe of all things to write about. It was like seeing the Grand Canyon from outer space – a huge gorge that looked like a thin trickle, impossible to miss, hard to hit.”
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