Tag Archives: George Saunders

Author Spotlight: Gabe Durham

Posted on May 10, 2012 by Kelsie Hahn

From “Fun Camp,” by Gabe Durham in Puerto del Sol Vol. 47, No. 1: Across the deck outside the mess hall is a clothesline for pinning Warm Fuzzies, little notes to make co-campers’ chests flutter with camaraderie. For example, a … Continue reading →

Posted in Author Spotlight, Issue 47.1 | Tagged Adam Cgbill, camp, Chris Bachelder, Donal Antrim, Gabe Durham, George Saunders, humor, Jack Christian, Jane Bowles, Joe Wenderoth, Matt Bell, Matthias Svalina, Mike Young, Mud Lucious Press, Rachel Glaser, Robert Kloss, Sam Lipsyte, voice, wallet | 3 Comments

Five Short Stories that Open with a BANG

Posted on April 16, 2012 by Kelsie Hahn

I love stories that open with a bang. I’m a fan of the short, pointed first sentence, such as the sentence preceding this one. My time to read, like everyone’s, is sparse, and I’m not a patient reader. Particularly as … Continue reading →

Posted in The MFA Life, The Writer's Backstage | Tagged Donalth Barthelme, Etgar Keret, fiction, George Saunders, intro, introduction, Lorrie Moore, openings, short story, ZZ Packer | 2 Comments

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Author Spotlight: Gabe Durham

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