Pretty awesome place for a writers conference. #breadloafwriter

Last morning on the mountain. Thank you #BreadLoaf2022 for an amazing time.

Then the flowers became very wild... —Grace Paley, "September"

At long last the Court has a fearless, historically sophisticated, and easily understood advocate of egalitarian originalism, eloquently grounded in the Fourteenth Amendment’s new birth of freedom: youtu.be/PMgkI2yiw2U

I hope I made you proud tonight. RT if you’re ready to beat JD Vance and flip Ohio blue.

Just finished reading Marissa Silver’s lovely story in the latest New Yorker and then listening to her read it on their podcast. Beautiful story. She read part of it this summer at Breadloaf, but to read the whole thing is really wonderful. #Breadloafwriter

I’m really excited to have one of my stories (and one of the favorite things I’ve written) in the latest gorgeous edition the Catamaran Literary Reader. Many thanks to editor Catherine Segurson for her support. #catamaranLit.

A recent translation by Laura Nagle brings the early work of Prosper Mérimée to English. 'Songs for the Gusle' brims with 19th-century Romantic spirit while keeping a game afoot in the footnotes:bit.ly/3JTQGud #BSRBookWeek

“When you weren’t sure if a guy was gay, you asked if he was Canadian. The straight ones always look puzzled, and told you they were American.” Fiction by Peter Kazon: bostonreview.net/articles/rock-…

Big thanks to Boston Review for publishing my story “Rock Creek Parkway” online. Thanks especially to Hannah Liberman for her editing and Ivelisse Rodriguez @IvelisseWrites for her continuing support.

Delighted to be in such good company!

Laura Nagle, translator of Songs for the Gusle, at #AWP24 FEP T1635

To celebrate the upcoming release of The Lagos Wife by Vanessa Walters, described as 'A thrillingly suspenseful novel' by Bernardine Evaristo, you could win £250 to spend at OJA London . Find out more: uk.bookshop.org/lists/competit…

Love this piece in YOU Magazine about life and fashion in glamorous, sun-soaked Lagos by Vanessa Walters. For more of this, plus a dose of mystery and suspense, THE LAGOS WIFE is out in less than two weeks! ☀️📚🛥️🇳🇬 Hutchinson Heinemann David Higham Books Claire Friedman

Somehow I’ve captured Vanessa Walters and ailahahmed looking like they’re about to fight one another. I can promise there was only love in the room tonight at the launch party for the exquisite #TheLagosWife. Beautiful speeches, beautiful people and a beyond beautiful book! 👏💛

Spring is springing, and we're back at it, too, with a new issue for you. Feat. Beth Bachmann's winning story, chosen by @daniellevalore, fiction; poetry by @rafajf2112 and Marcus Wicker; and Literary Curiosities by Eliza Gilbert, Dr. Maya C. Popa, and many more! kenyonreview.org/journal/spring…

I’m proud, thrilled, overjoyed, and excited (and all those other non-writerly adjectives) to have my story “The Journal of Anodyne Historical Documents” included in the latest issue of The Kenyon Review. Thanks to all the people there for their support. Kenyon Review

"I asked my ASTROPHYSICS professor what happened before the Big Bang, and he said, “Sorry, there’s no time.”" With a recursive form that is both abecedarian and list,“The Journal of Anodyne Historical Documents” by Peter Kazon is an illuminating read: kenyonreview.org/piece/the-jour…

Our JUNE ISSUE is here!! This one has nature & climate, the past & the future, and some speculative elements thrown in 😉 buff.ly/2Z36noR WORDS Vanessa Hua, @shiremy, @GirlwSpottedDog, tangled mass in the vast zabajaba ART Madeline von Foerster INTERVIEW krys malcolm belc with @earthtokb