41. Quinn Dalton - Atria Books erika krouse, author of Come Up and See Me Sometime Dalton s characters captured me with their quirky audacity. In their fierce drive to connect, http://www.quinndalton.com/

click for a preview Coming Nov. 1, 2007 Online media kit 6.3mb .zip Book clubs The flat-out perfectly drawn characters in Stories from the Afterlife Work Shirts for Madmen Stories from the Afterlife Stories from the Afterlife is a moving and compelling collection. Creatures of Habit and Carolina Moon Stories from the Afterlife is a raw, brave collection, punctuated with surprising moments of tenderness and hope. Dalton writes with the eye of an artist and the precision of a poet. Better Homes and Husbands Quinn Dalton burrows so deeply into the hearts and psyches of her characters that, while reading her work, one has the unshakable feeling that she has rifled through our own secret thoughts, revealing our very own fears and desires. Stories from the Afterlife is jam-packed with Dalton's brilliance and proves, once again, that she deserves recognition as a master in the realm of contemporary American letters.

42. Book Reviews: When I Was A Loser: True Stories Of (Barely) Surviving High School Another standout is erika krouse’s essay on working in a hospital as a high school student when her family was living in Japan. As krouse recalls her http://www.smallspiralnotebook.com/bookreviews/2007/06/when_i_was_a_loser_true_s

Home About Us Subscribe Submission Guidelines ... Links Search The Site Explore this Issue Editor's Note Fiction Poetry Non Fiction ... Past Issues of SSN Subscribe Volume 3 Issue 2 of Small Spiral Notebook Print Journal Atom/RSS Feed Subscribe to the Book Reviews feed When I Was a Loser : True Stories of (Barely) Surviving High School Edited by John McNally Reviewed by Joanna Pearson Edited by John McNally Free Press, 2007 John McNally’s website Live Podcast on Writers Revealed Elle Feature ... Buy the Book There’s something about adolescence— all that magnified awkwardness and longing—that makes it perennially tempting subject matter for writers. The need to reformulate one’s adolescence into hilarious/meditative anecdotes has led to our greatest stock caricatures, shelves of bad (and occasionally good) YA fiction, and the entire filmography of John Hughes. Personal essays on adolescence tend to fall into extreme categories. Done poorly, you get a sappy knock-off Dawson’s Creek episode; done well, you get funny, trenchant writing like that compiled in the essay collection When I Was a Loser : True Stories of (Barely) Surviving High School, edited by John McNally.

43. So Much To Read -- Book Reviews erika krouse Short stories. As witty as Lorrie Moore, if not as deep. The Man Who Ate Everything Jeffrey Steingarten Funny, educational, and highly http://www.somuchtoread.com/reviews100502.htm

Brief Book Reviews 5 October 2002 In the Little World: A True Story of Dwarfs, Love and Trouble John H. Richardson Phoenix reporter Holy Days : The World of a Hasidic Family Lis Harris e?: The Adventures of a Mildly Perverted Young Writer Jonathan Ames Find more of the same, including autobiography in a wafer-thin disguise as fiction, in Ames's My So-Called Secret Life The Geography of Tim e: The Temporal Misadventures of a Social Psychologist, or How Every Culture Keeps Time Just a Little Bit Differently Robert Levine Everything you wanted to know about time but were too busy to ask. Psychologist Levine looks at time cross-culturally, at the relationship between time and power, time and happiness, the history of timekeeping, and how long it takes to buy stamps in various American cities and what that tells you about the people living there. Some of the differences between cultures seem a bit oversimplified, although he also presents evidence, for example, that people in warmer places probably do have slower internal clocks, hence their slower pace of life. Also, obese people are more likely than average sized people to estimate the passage of time correctly. What exactly this means, I don't know, but it's interesting reading. Embracing the Strange r: Intermarriage and the Future of the American Jewish Community Ellen Jaffe McClain These Girls are a Handful!

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47. Ploughshares, The Literary Journal erika krouse’s work has recently appeared in The Atlantic Monthly and Story. She received her M.A. in English/Creative Writing from the University of http://www.pshares.org/issues/article.cfm?prmArticleID=4814

48. CU English erika krouse Publications Come Up and See Me Some Time Mark Leyner Publications Why Do Men Have Nipples? Hundreds of Questions You d Only Ask a http://www.colorado.edu/English/crw/crwalumni.htm

department of english university of colorado academic programs Distinguished Alumni of the CU Creative Writing Program Charles Blackstone Publications: The Week You Weren't Here The Art of Friction: Where (Non) Fictions Come Together co-edited with Jill Talbot Nina de Gramont Publications: Of Cats and Men(collection of short stories Dial 2001) Gossip of the Starlings(forthcoming in 2008 with Algonquin) Co-editor of an anthology, "Choice"(forthcoming with MacAdam Cage next fall) David Gessner Founding editor of the literary magazine "Ecotone" Publications: A Wild Rank Place Under the Devil's Thumb Return of the Osprey Sick of Nature The Prophet of Dry Hill Soaring with Castro Karen Auvinen Twice winner of an Academy of American Poets Award and the former Editor-in-Chief for The Cream City Review Don Belton Publications: Almost Midnight Speak My Name: Black Men on Masculinity and the American Dream Kurt Brown Publications: Future Ship Return of the Prodigals More Things in Heaven and Earth May-Lee Chai Publications: Glamorous Asians: Short Stories And Essays My Lucky Face The Girl from Purple Mountain: Love, Honor, War, and One Family's Journey from China to America

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50. Debra Spark - Short Works erika krouse, COME UP AND SEE ME SOMETIMES, Ploughshares, Winter 2001 Jane Smiley, HORSE HEAVEN, The San Francisco Chronicle, 4/9/2000 http://debraspark.com/bio.htm

@import "images/bookends-with-palette-66.css"; /* */ Debra Spark Home Books Short Works Events ... Interviews Books Fiction Coconuts for the Saint “A gorgeous novel.” Washington Post Book World The Ghost of Bridgetown “an unsettling and mysterious journey into racial tension and conflict...” Caribean Travel and Life Essays Curious Attractions: Essays on Fiction Writing “Erudite and entertaining.” Fore Word Fiction Anthology 20 Under 30 "The after-effect of this anthology is good goose bumps." Carolyn Chute Short WorksIn Print and On Line Short Stories “Conservation,” Massachusetts Review , summer 2006; reprinted in Jennifer Rosner (ed.), The Messy Self (Paradigm Press, 2006) “A Wedding Story,” narrativemagazine.com , fall 2005 “The Pretty Girl,”a novella, Gingko Tree Review , Fall 2004 “Lady of the Wild Beasts,” Ploughshares , Fall 2004 “The Revived Art of the Toy Theatre,” Agni , Fall 2003 “Poor Millie,” The Green Mountain Review , Winter 1999-2000 “The Ghost of Bridgetown,” Ploughshares , Summer 1998 "Winter Light," Passages North , Fall 1994 "Maria Elena,"

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52. Department Of English: Creative Writing: Visiting Writers erika krouse (novelist) Grinnell Class of 1991 Derek Walcott (novelist) MayLee Chai (novelist) Grinnell Class of 1989 F.D. Reeve (novelist and poet) http://www.grinnell.edu/academic/english/creative/visiting/

Department of English Search Home The Major Declaring the Major ... Contact Information Visiting Writers Creative Writing Links The Scene The Curriculum Current Readings ... Student Contests FALL Rick Wirick (nonfiction, poet) Kevin Kopelson (nonfiction) Marvin Bell (poet) Peter Cole (translationist) Judith Tannenbaum (nonfiction, poet) Tessa Rumsey (poet) teaching a short course Amy Scattergood (poet, nonfiction) SPRING Josh Elder (nonfiction) Paget Powell (fiction) F. D. Reeve (poet) Steve Andrews (nonfiction) Grinnell Faculty and Harley McIlrath (fiction) Grinnell Staff Ana Castillo (poet, fiction, essayist) Note: for detailed information on the current year's visiting writers, including reading times and links to additional information, see the Current Readings page. FALL Elizabeth Graver (novelist) Brian Strause (novelist) Grinnell Class of 1990 Francine Prose (novelist, essayist) Terri Witek (poet) Page Coulter (poet) Eugene Gloria (poet) Molly Peacock (poet) SPRING David Campbell (nonfiction) Grinnell faculty Geri Doran (poet) Stephen Kuusisto (nonfiction) Marvin Bell (poet) taught a short course Lan Samantha Chang (fiction) John Edgar Wideman (fiction) Ralph Savarese (nonfiction) Grinnell faculty FALL Kevin Brockmeier (novelist) taught a short course William Logan (poet, critic)

53. The Dictionary Of Failed Relationships By Edited By Meredith Broussard - Books - by Judy Budnitz • Vitriol by Shelley Jackson • Worship by Michele Serros • X by Suzanne Finnamore • Yuppie by Lucinda Rosenfeld • Zero by erika krouse http://www.randomhouse.com/catalog/display.pperl/9780609810095.html

@import url( /art/bw06/base.css ); The Dictionary of Failed Relationships 26 Tales of Love Gone Wrong Written by Meredith Broussard Category: Fiction Anthologies (multiple authors) Format: Trade Paperback, 320 pages On Sale: May 27, 2003 Price: ISBN: 978-0-609-81009-5 (0-609-81009-X) Also available as an eBook share: what's this? Published by Three Rivers Press About The Dictionary of Failed Relationships Read an Excerpt About Meredith Broussard From RH.com At a Local Store ... Ordering Info ABOUT THIS BOOK The Dictionary of Failed Relationships is a hip collection of stories, all shedding light on the wide range of emotions (from anger to melancholy to rage supreme) associated with love gone wrong. With tales both deliciously sassy and heartbreakingly true, The Dictionary of Failed Relationships About the Author MEREDITH BROUSSARD is a freelance writer based in Philadelphia. A literature and arts critic at the Philadelphia Inquirer and the Philadelphia City Paper, she has also written for Philadelphia Magazine , the Hartford Courant , the Chicago Reader , and the New York Press Use of this site indicates your consent to the ABOUT US CAREERS CONTACT US HELP ... PERMISSIONS RANDOMHOUSE WORLDWIDE RH Australia RH of Canada Limited Verlagsgruppe Random House Random House Mondadori Mexico Random House New Zealand Random House Mondadori Arete Random House Mondadori RH South America Random House UK Transworld

54. Whoa Nelly ! Real Life, Lucky Girls, And Advances In Non-Fiction - The Complete And look, the other debutantes Gabe Hudson, Jonathan Foer, and erika krouse got their pictures snapped too. And it could have been worse for Nell http://www.complete-review.com/quarterly/vol2/issue3/dialog7.htm

Volume II, Issue 3 August, 2001 Whoa Nelly ! Real Life, Lucky Girls, and Advances in Non-Fiction A Literary Saloon Dialogue The Scene: It is relatively mild out, for August. Inside the Literary Saloon, it is almost cold. The air conditioning is turned up high, rattling as it loudly churns and vents the chilled air. A steady stream of cold flows round the room. It's summer. The city is quieter, restless, hot. People have fled. They continue to flee for long weekends, or for longer. They are on trips. They are on vacation. At conferences. Abroad. At writers' retreats. In beach house summer-shares. On excursions. Replacing them are the imported summer stand-ins. The tourists. The Literary Saloon is a destination, of sorts. For wide-eyed foreigners and country-folk, looking to see what big city literary life is like, hoping for a whiff of the bohemian. A is here too, the rare local who is a regular even in the off-season. He is on his third or fourth whisky, leafing through a magazine. Busy B arrives after a day filled with employment-related activity. Loosening his tie he nods to

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56. Simon & Schuster: America's Report Card: A Novel (Trade Paperback) - Praise erika krouse, author of Come Up and See Me Sometime. John McNally s new novel is keenly biting social satire but with a living human heart inside its http://www.simonsays.com/content/book.cfm?pid=534544&tab=1&agid=16

57. McClelland.com | Books | Simple Recipes By Madeleine Thien “Madeleine Thien’s got the real stuff – integrity, deadly timing, and a truly original voice.” –erika krouse, author of Come Up and See Me Sometime http://www.mcclelland.com/catalog/display.pperl?9780771085123

58. The Rejecter: 2007-08-12 to its annual fiction issue Jonathan Bulgarian Restaurant Safran Foer, Nell Crushed Velvet Freudenberger, and erika Spaghetti Strap krouse. http://rejecter.blogspot.com/2007_08_12_archive.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=35623128"); The Rejecter I don't hate you. I just hate your query letter. Saturday, August 18, 2007 Authorial Beauty Contests Recently I was asked to give my opinion on this article on authors and beauty. I advise you to read the article and form your opinions before hearing mine. July 16, 2001 — What if the only way a magazine would run a short story by Eudora Welty was if she agreed to an accompanying photo in which she posed as the protagonist of her story — a "' Sex and the City' –type woman," say, "wearing a bright red spaghetti–strap dress and sandals"? What if Nadine Gordimer had to agree to a shot where she's wearing a low–cut blouse and "kneeling on crushed velvet"? What if Philip Roth had to pose "staring blankly while holding a fat pug inside a Bulgarian restaurant"? No self–respecting editor would propose such insulting childishness, of course, to such esteemed writers. I don’t know. Is this their first time getting publishing? Now? And they were young and relatively attractive people with no other publishing prospects?

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