The Rumpus review of Fables

I am ridiculously late posting this, but here is a wonderful review of Fables by Nick Sturm:

 "A tension between the known and the unknown, charged with a menacing ambiguity, pulses through Goldstein’s language. Antiquated elements (“poisoned bread”) mix with contemporary moments of horror (“the brief sweep of the flashlights”) to create a wholly new kind of fable, one with implications that are discomforting and threatening in their lack of resolution."

Hey Small Press small review of Fables

The fine folks at Hey Small Press have a short review of Fables up.  And while you're there, print out the pdf of all the reviews this month and then request them from your local library!  (Hint: if the page doesn't load right away, try a refresh.)  This is a site I'll be following from now on...what a great idea.

Fables

A little more information about Fables from the Tarpaulin Sky site.  Excerpts from Fables can be seen in current issues of Bateau, Barrow Street, Caketrain and Denver Quarterly.

Changes

First post in far too long! Over the next month or so I'll be doing some housekeeping and change up the site a bit.

In the meantime, visit Tarpaulin Sky Press. They will be publishing my book Fables in April 2011.