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Tag Archives: literary fiction
Is Contemporary Literary Fiction any Fun?
I try to read a lot of contemporary literary fiction. Students in my creative writing classes know why. How, I often ask them, do you plan to enter a literary conversation if you haven’t been paying attention to that conversation? … Continue reading
Mormon LitCrit: Literary Standards
*Don’t forget to renew your subscription to Irreantum! Our new issue just went to the printer. Check it out here.* A few weeks ago, a family member asked me a question. “Okay,” she said, “tell me one more time … … Continue reading
