Veronica Vo in The Offing
DISQUIET alum Veronica Vo has a new piece in The Offing! You can read “Dictionary” here.
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DISQUIET alum Veronica Vo has a new piece in The Offing! You can read “Dictionary” here.
2017 alum Kathryn Kruse‘s debut story collection, To Receive My Services You Must Be Dying and Alone, is available for preorder now, forthcoming February 2025 from Jackleg Press.
You can preorder it here!
Two new stories from fiction faculty member Camille Bordas: “New Material” in Harper’s and “Chicago on the Seine” in The New Yorker. Enjoy!
There’s a great review of alum Wes Blake’s debut novel Pineville Trace over at Smokelong Quarterly – and Pineville Trace is available for pre-order! (out September 3 from Etchings Press). There will also be an audiobook narrated by fellow Disquiet alum Michael Mau, and plenty of events over the next year, all over the country (so check out the schedule at the link).
The winner of the DISQUIET Grand Prize for 2025, N.C. Happe’s essay “How To Gut A Fish,” is available now at NinthLetter.com, featuring 3-D illustrations and an interview with the author. Congratulations again to N.C. Happe, and thanks to our partners at NinthLetter!
You can read alum Becky Mandlebaum’s terrific essay “Gift Shops of the American Wild” in the June 2024 issue of The Sun.
Ananda Lima’s “strange, intimate, haunting and hungry” fiction debut is already out! You owe it to yourself to pick up a copy when you get the chance.
2019 DISQUIET faculty Camille Bordas is officially everywhere, with stories out in Harper’s (“New Material,” May 2024) and The New Yorker (“Chicago on the Seine,” June 2024). Get acquainted if you haven’t already!
The debut novel from Disquiet alum Nora Lange arrives in September 2024 from Two Dollar Radio! You can preorder it here.
“Us Fools is a boisterous, irreverent, and moving novel about two sisters growing up in an America that doesn’t much care for them or their midwestern farming family. With comic tenderness and with an unforgettable, ferocious voice, Nora Lange paints a remarkable portrait of connection and alienation, of love and heartbreak, and all points in between.” —Edan Lepucki