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Stacey Richter's short story, "The Cavemen in the Hedges" in RealAudio® (Zoetrope: All-Story) An excerpt from Joe Wenderoth's collection, "from Letters to Wendy's" (Verse) Carole Chambries' "Fiction in a World That Exists After Terror" (Chronicle of Higher Education) Bernhard Schlink's first chapter of Flights of Love (NYT)
Here's a great list of arts-and-technology-related titles to watch for in the coming months. Please keep in mind that book release dates are nebulous. These print books, hypertexts, and e-books may be available sooner or later than the dates listed. Enjoy! Berry, Wendell: Three Short Novels (Counterpoint). Furthering his series of the Port William Membership, Three Short Novels brings together Wendell Berry's Nathan Coulter, Remembering, and A World Lost in one newly revised edition. [expected 04/02] Clarke, Brock: What We Won't Do : Stories (Sarabande Books). His first collection of stories, which have previously been published at such places as New England Review, American Fiction, and the South Carolina Review. Check out his short story, "Accidents," in The Mississippi Review. [expected 02/02] Doty, Mark: Source (HarperCollins). Read our review of his last book, Still Life With Oysters and Lemon. [expected 12/01] Hall, Donald: The Painted Bed (Houghton-Mifflin). His latest collection of poems. Many of these poems will first be published in the upcoming American Poetry Review. [expected 04/02] Hirshfield, Jane: Given Sugar, Given Salt (HarperCollins). Her fifth collection of poetry. Many of these have appeared recently in The Los Angeles Times, The Baltimore Sun, Ploughshares, Best American Poetry,and the Pushcart Prize anthology. [expected 2/01] Hughes, Mary-Beth: Wavemaker II: A Novel (Grove). Her first novel. Read her story, "Israel," in Ploughshares. [expected 02/02] Rangel-Ribeiro, Victor: Loving Ayesha and Other Tales from Near and Far (Milkweed). [expected spring 2002] Robison, Mary: Why Did I Ever?: A Novel (Counterpoint Press). From the critically acclaimed author of Oh! and An Amateur's Guide to the Night, Mary Robison's first new work in over a decade. She's one of my favorites and a must-read, if you care about contemporary fiction whatsoever. [expected 11/01] Tell us what you think. Email talkback@pifmagazine.com Want Pif to review your book? Camille Renshaw is the Editor-in-Chief for Pif Magazine. |
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