Two Californias
IN THE WILDS!!!
Released by C&R Press on November 1, the emotionally powerful, intricately woven stories in Two Californias explore the unexpected and unorthodox ways we come to terms with everyday tragedies. Quirky, bittersweet, and darkly funny, stories from Two Californias have won The Normal School Normal Prize for Fiction and the Copper Nickel Fiction Contest; other stories have appeared in Black Warrior Review and the New Orleans Review.
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The Paradox of Wonder Woman’s Airplane
What am I working on now? The novel-in-progress The Paradox of Wonder Woman’s Airplane. Chapters of Paradox have won the Summer Literary Seminars Center for Fiction Prize and the New Ohio Review Contest in Fiction. Other chapters have been published in The Masters Review Anthology. You can read online chapters at The Collagist and The Los Angeles Review.
After Grace, a 40-year-old anesthesiologist, has a miscarriage, the Deckel family loses their sense of direction. Grace processes her grief first by attempting to find a reason for the accidental, in-surgery death of one of her patients, then by trying to make sense of the never-explained disappearance and return of her parents. Grace’s husband Chuck steals an extremely expensive model of Wonder Woman’s airplane. Their two teenagers, Jess and Russ, become entangled with Bosnian performance artists and rapture-obsessed veterinarians. In the context of family chaos and her increasing political awareness, Grace must find integrate her own desires with cultural constraints, ultimately deciding for herself whether to try to have another child.
While Paradox will primarily take shape in the print universe, some sections of the novel will only be available in digital form (beta).
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rate and review, rinse and repeat: a request
a small note in these quarantine days: without forgetting how we’re all, directly involved, intimately connected, in our varied levels of precarity: most of us with new… Read more “rate and review, rinse and repeat: a request”
booknotes: Jacob Paul, Last Tower to Heaven
Jacob Paul, Last Tower to Heaven, C&R Books, 2019 This is a smart, funny, conceptually sharp, and sometimes sad book that tries, in our current days, to… Read more “booknotes: Jacob Paul, Last Tower to Heaven”
4/27/20: Review of Two Californias in The Literary Review
Endless thanks to Karin Falcone Krieger for this gorgeous review of Two Californias in The Literary Review. Besides the nice ego boost and the fuzzy feeling when… Read more “4/27/20: Review of Two Californias in The Literary Review”
BIO
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Robert Glick is Associate Professor of English at the Rochester Institute of Technology, where he teaches creative writing and digital literature. His work has appeared in The Normal School, Denver Quarterly, Black Warrior Review, and The Gettysburg Review. His first book, Two Californias, was published by C&R Press in 2019. |
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