…(Finishing Line Press, 2011) and Holy Days: Poems (winner of the 2011 Split Oak Press Chapbook Contest). He has also written a memoir, Another Way: Finding Faith, Then Finding It…
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“Vivid, Strange, and Reveals Much about Modern Medicine”
Chapter 16 tallies the critical accolades falling to Holly Tucker’s Blood Work
…race to the moon that occurred between the United States and the Soviet Union three centuries later. This first scientific contest was to demonstrate an understanding and control of the…
Killer Dreams
An aspiring author heads to Killer Nashville, a conference designed to help unpublished writers land a book contract
Twenty-odd years, three unpublished novel-length manuscripts, one published short-short story, and about a hundred agent and publisher rejections. That’s what I had invested in my career as a mystery-suspense novelist…
Catcher in the National Spotlight
Siori Koerner’s letter to J.D. Salinger wins the Murfreesboro eighth-grader top honors in the Letters About Literature contest
…about The Catcher in the Rye—had taken top honors in the 2010 Letters About Literature contest, a national reading-promotion program of the Center for the Book in the Library of…
Killer Contest
Killer Nashville’s contest deadline extended to June 1
May 26, 2010 Aspiring mystery novelists, take note: the deadline for the Claymore Award, a contest sponsored by Killer Nashville, has been extended to June 1, and the list of…
All Stories Considered
Ann Patchett picks a winner in NPR’s Three-Minute Fiction contest
May 21, 2010 From a field of more than 4,000 entrants, Ann Patchett has awarded the first-place prize in National Public Radio’s Three-Minute Fiction contest to Yoav Ben Yosef’s “Not…
