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Aaron Tillman (Every Single Bone in My Brain) interviewed for Emerging Writers Network

Tillman's collection had been picking up some very nice reviews lately, but here's a chance to catch Tillman himself discussing his connection to the short story form--and more--in his interview with Dan Wickett.

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CBS Pittsburgh chooses Sal Pane's Last Call in the City of Bridges

We're happy to see that our first BAB author Sal Pane (Last Call in the City of Bridges) is still exciting readers. This time its CBS Pittsburgh, which chose Sal's novel for its feature, 5 Books to Read this Summer. Congratulations, Sal!

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Seeking the Vantage Point: An Interview with Stacey Waite by Jess Turner for Braddock Avenue Books

06/20/2018

Braddock Avenue Books: Your book Teaching Queer: Radical Possibilities for Writing and Knowing came out this year. Was there a particular moment or set of moments that inspired you to write about queerness as pedagogy as opposed to your traditional platform of poetry?

Lovepain Gets a Rave

"How do you pick up the pieces when you are one of the pieces?" That's how Charles Holdefer begins his thoughtful review of Curtis Smith's new novel Lovepain (March 2018).  Thanks so much to The Collagist for sharing Holdefer's smart reading of the novel. We're proud to publish a book that he calls "a testimony to why literary fiction still matters."

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Joe Sacco Explores Dark Times

Creative expression isn't for the faint of heart--especially during uneasy times, when creative workers have an important decision to make about whether to engage with or ignore contemporary circumstances. One artist who unflinchingly chooses engagement is comics journalist Joe Sacco.

In Conversation with Ian McEwan

Thanks to a collaboration between the University of Pittsburgh creative writing program and the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Braddock Avenue Books co-founder Robert Peluso had the chance to talk live with novelist Ian McEwan about novellas, Nabokov, the idea of the book, and living the literary life.

The Next Big Thing

Joe Schuster, author of the novel The Might Have Been, recently invited me to participate in The Next Big Thing – a kind of “chain blog” among writers designed to share news about recent or forthcoming work. Thanks, Joe, for tagging me for The Next Big Thing!

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