>LitMag Wave: A Public Space 03

>There’s a lot of excellent reading in Issue 03 of A Public Space, but the highlight for me is definitely “Quiet Men” by Leslie…

>The New Yorker: "The Swan" by Tessa Hadley

>David is a doctor, married to Suzie. She is his second wife, whom he married after Francesca, the first wife, killed herself. David has…

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>Ninth Letter

> Ninth Letter’s website is looking very sharp after a recent redesign, and check out the new blog.

>Failbetter.com

>Failbetter #22 is live, including an interview with Alice McDermott.

>LitMag Wave: Gettysburg Review

>No doubt about it, The Gettysburg Review is a good magazine. The featured artwork is consistently attractive (this month it’s from Michael Allen), the…

>Ice

>Thanks to our ice storm which took out my power at 4:30 this morning (not to return until 2:30 this afternoon), my day was…

>LitMag Wave: One Story Number 81

>One Story Number 81 is “Blood” by Matthew Cheney. It’s a fine plot-driven story with characters we don’t get to see very clearly. Nor…

>Sewanee Writers’ Conference

>If you’re looking for a writers’ conference for this summer, you can’t do better than the Sewanee Writers’ Conference, which this year will be…

>The Welsh Girl, by Peter Ho Davies

>The Welsh Girl by Peter Ho Davies is a beautiful book, intricate in its way, and deftly rendered character study. Set in Wales during…