Monkeybicycle: Literary Goodness FWRICTION : REVIEW SUBNORMALITY! All content copyright Winston Rowntree, 2015. Museum previously seen here and then here. Current Issue | Magazine Dana Spiotta and Rachel Kushner mine our artistic and political history in a way that few contemporary novelists do. They are the descendents of DeLillo and Didion, but each has struck out on her own to stake claim on new fictional ground. Both writers’ work is characterized by their sharpness of language and their precise emotional registers, as well as their ambitious, politically charged themes. Spiotta is the author of three novels, Lightning Field, Eat the Document (a finalist for the National Book Award), and Stone Arabia (a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award). Kushner is the author of two novels, Telex from Cuba and The Flamethrowers, both of which were finalists for the National Book Award. Last fall, Kushner ventured east from her Los Angeles home and taught a seminar on Proust at Syracuse University, where Spiotta is on the faculty. —Rob Spillman Dana Spiotta: Can you describe your writing process? DS: Can you tell me about your early writing?
Granta Magazine TTA Press - Interzone: Science Fiction & Fantasy - Free Stories Download BSFA Award Shortlisted Stories The shortlists for the 2011 BSFA Awards have been announced, and two of the five finalists for the short story award were published in Interzone: Nina Allan's 'The Silver Wind' from issue 233, and Al Robertson's 'Of Dawn' from issue 235. You can read them for free here. Read more… The shortlists for the BSFA Awards have been announced, and two of the four finalists for the short story award were published in Interzone: Nina Allan's 'Flying in the Face of God' from issue 227, and Aliette de Bodard's 'The Shipmaker' from issue 231. Read more… Little Lost Robot by Paul McAuley First published in Interzone #217 and shortlisted for the BSFA Award for Best Short Story of 2008. Read more… Crystal Nights by Greg Egan
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