Comment on Interview: William Wright, editor of The Southern Poetry Anthology...
Splendid project. What a delight to hear these myriad voices.
View ArticleComment on Review: Claire DeWitt and The City of The Dead by Sara Gran by Thom
This is a very fine review of a very fine book. I bought it on impulse at Maple Street Books in NOLA and am so glad I did. Claire DeWitt didn’t always have my admiration, but she easily captured my...
View ArticleComment on Review: Claire DeWitt and The City of The Dead by Sara Gran by...
Waited a year to get around to this book. It has some great moments, phrases that surprised me while filling out the character. Very realistically, there’s no romance in this story of a female...
View ArticleComment on Short Fiction Recommendations by Eric Cline
Art: Thanks for your kind words about my story, “What’s the Difference Between Optometrists and Ophthalmologists?” (Yes, I pathetically Googled my own story title). I found “The Hamster” to be a great...
View ArticleComment on An Interview with Novelist Christian Moerk, Author of Darling Jim...
LOved this book, read it in one night !! Will recommend to my book club.
View ArticleComment on Short Story: “The Care and Feeding of Houseplants” in Ellery...
Just got this issue on my phone over the weekend. Looking forward to reading your story!
View ArticleComment on Short Story: “The Care and Feeding of Houseplants” in Ellery...
Thanks, Joseph! Much appreciated! Art
View ArticleComment on Agatha Award Nomination: “When Duty Calls” from Chesapeake Crimes:...
Art, you are too kind. Anyone who hasn’t read Art’s story yet should. It’ll break your heart.
View ArticleComment on Derringer Award Win (Long Story) & Spinetingler Award Nomination...
Thanks so much for the kind words and support — here and always!
View ArticleComment on Derringer Award Win (Long Story) & Spinetingler Award Nomination...
Congratulations, Art. When Duty Calls is a good story and I particularly liked Mastering the Art of French Cooking. Ray Kolb
View ArticleComment on Derringer Award Win (Long Story) & Spinetingler Award Nomination...
Thanks so much, Ray! Art
View ArticleComment on Derringer Award Win (Long Story) & Spinetingler Award Nomination...
Belated congratulations on your Derringer Award, Art, and your Spinetingler nomination. “When Duty Calls” was indeed a wonderful story, and I’ve long meant to tell you that!
View ArticleComment on Derringer Award Win (Long Story) & Spinetingler Award Nomination...
Thanks so much, Anne! :-) Art
View ArticleComment on Story a Day: “Kept in the Dark” by Sheila Connolly by Matthew Iden
Does it take place in Kennet Square, PA? Renee and I drive through there every time we visit her mother. You can smell it from the MD-PA border… :)
View ArticleComment on Story a Day: “Kept in the Dark” by Sheila Connolly by Matthew Iden
After re-reading my own comment, just to be clear: you can smell the town from the MD-PA border, not my mother-in-law. :)
View ArticleComment on Story a Day: “Kept in the Dark” by Sheila Connolly by...
Haha! I was clear on what smelled (and more importantly, what didn’t). Not sure about the exact locale, but I can ask Sheila when I see her this weekend!
View ArticleComment on Story A Day: “The Twelfth Statue” by Stanley Ellin by Matthew Iden
Art – I’m really loving these reviews. Insightful and intelligent…I’ve saved every one of them to read alongside and after I read the stories themselves. A nice way to be introduced to some older gems...
View ArticleComment on Story A Day: “The Devil You Know” by David Dean by Ray Kolb
I read this just a couple of weeks ago. I liked the story overall although I thought it started out slow. The little twist at the end was nice.
View ArticleComment on Story A Day: “Five Miniatures” by Miles Klee by fswiver48
I have read two short stories this month–”Bright and Morning Star,” by Richard Wright, and “The Country Husband,” by John Cheever. Good stuff. I’m now re-reading one of my favorites, “Red Wind,” by...
View ArticleComment on Story A Day: “Five Miniatures” by Miles Klee by artandliterature
“Red Wind” is one of my own favorites, Harley. Need to go back to it myself one of these days!
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