Though not really technically about luck, horseshoes are “lucky” and horseshoe throwing seems rad. We’d love something about the sport for HOBART 13!
In Horseshoe Pit, the Best Ever Takes His Turn - NYTimes.com
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Though not really technically about luck, horseshoes are “lucky” and horseshoe throwing seems rad. We’d love something about the sport for HOBART 13!
In Horseshoe Pit, the Best Ever Takes His Turn - NYTimes.com
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Speaking of Brian Allen Carr, he’s the most recent in Ravi Mangla’s great ongoing “Recommended Reading” interview series. (And thanks, too, for the “holler at”, Brian!)
Congrats to Hobart contributor B.J. Hollars, whose first book Thirteen Loops: Race, Violence, and the Last Lynching in America releases today!
Hobart contributor Brian Carr gets some review love for his terrific collection Short Bus over at The Nervous Breakdown.
Amelia Gray has a great little story up today at Dear Navigator. It’s called Device. Here’s the first sentence, “The young inventor created a device that could predict the future within one tenth of a percent of accuracy.”
Jaime Quatro’s vision at Tin House, ya’ll. Damn. Buy the issue, read the rest of “Caught Up.” Plus poems by Matthew Zapruder, Matthea Harvey, Matthew Rohrer (and that’s just the poets with the name Matt in their names); essays by Elissa Schappell and Emma Straub. Geez.
Doug Watson, tennis superstar and writer of prodigious talents (see: here), has won the Inaugural BOA Editions Short Fiction Prize! Big congrats to Doug!!!