Something we’ve been excited to see with this second anthology is the mixture of familiar faces, along with fresh new voices. Last week, we introduced a new author, Bryanna Wearley.
This week, we get to share a little about a returning contributor and his story for An Absurd Apocalypse. Benjamin Oneal’s submission, “A Case for Mankind” is a truly unique spin on an apocalyptic tale, and we can’t wait to share it along with all the other great stories in the upcoming anthology!
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I woke from a dream where I was on my knees in front of Best Small Fictions – whatever that means: on my knees. I was physically supplicant and simultaneously not there. Yet emotionally on my hands and knees. And Best Small Fictions did not look like this: Best Small Fictions 2020 It looked like […]
This is no mythic opening to an essay. This is true:
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About a third of the way through Shuggie Bain I found myself once again questioning the wisdom of the Booker Prize panel, concerned that this 2020 winning novel was not much more than a standard misery memoir. Because it certainly starts that way. This openly autobiographical novel tells the story of the author’s distressingly difficult […]
Book review: Shuggie Bain, by Douglas Stuart, 2020
