Painter Thomas Spande is going to trade me this painting for a copy of Easter Rabbit. This is so lucky!
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For all things related to my book of microfiction, Easter Rabbit, December 2009, Publishing Genius Press
Easter Rabbit, Joseph Young's first book, features over 75 elegant stories that reach deeply into what it means to be human, and as a human, what it means to communicate and observe (Adam Robinson).
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Powells
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Purchase from
Publishing Genius
Small Press Distribution
Powells
Amazon
Reviews
- @ Noo by Mike Young
- @ New Pages by John Madera
- @ IWSBASH by Stefani Maclin
- @ JMWW by Kathy Fish
- @ Ghoti by CL Bledsoe
- @ The Short Review by David Woodruff
- @ BmoreArt by Megan Lavelle
- @ Matchbook by Edward Mullany
- @ FlashFiction.net by Jess Bouchard
- @ Rumble by JA Tyler
- @ Big Other by Greg Gerke
- @ Ghost Factory by David Peak
- @ Ghost Factory by David Peak, follow-up
- @ HTML Giant by Chris Higgs
- @ Mungo by Cami Park
- @ The Idiom by Christopher Newgent
Interviews
Book Trailer
Here, the book trailer for Easter Rabbit.
Links
Joseph lives and writes in Baltimore, MD. His microfiction work has recently appeared in Lamination Colony, FRiGG, and wigleaf and is forthcoming in Caketrain and Grey Sparrow. Past publications include Mississippi Review Online, Exquisite Corpse, and Smokelong. He has written on art for a variety of magazines and newspapers, and some of this writing can be found on Baltimore Interview.
He is fond of collaboration and has created art exhibitions in concert with visual artists. Visit his microfiction blog and his website.
He is fond of collaboration and has created art exhibitions in concert with visual artists. Visit his microfiction blog and his website.
Looking forward to your book of short (short) stories!
ReplyDeleteThat painting by the way is 4 X 6", oil on panel, and is of scenery near Popham Beach fairly near Portland, Maine....the nearest town is Philipsburg I think...it's a great beach if you're ever up there.
Will you put your pun contest on your blog?
-Thomas