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Nate Brown

Say Hello to Amanda Faraone, Our New Development & Communications Director

Nate Brown
Say Hello to Amanda Faraone, Our New Development & Communications Director

Our little team here at American Short Fiction has just grown by one: this month we're welcoming the wonderful Amanda Faraone on board as our new development and communications director. As a fiction writer, literary programmer, and seasoned communications and development professional, Faraone brings valuable experience to the table, and we're so grateful and excited to have her on our team. I recently emailed Faraone a few questions so that you, too, can get to know her. — Nate Brown: First, … [Read more...] about Say Hello to Amanda Faraone, Our New Development & Communications Director

Web Exclusive Interview: Rose Gowen

Nate Brown
Web Exclusive Interview: Rose Gowen

July's web exclusive story, "The Sun and the Pacific, Flowers," is both a beautiful meditation on the passage of time and a careful, close look at a young person's anxiety that she's not doing or being quite enough. Writer Rose Gowen's images and sensory details are stunning; the story is brimming over with oleander and hibiscus, rosemary, agave, palms, and citrus trees. The smells and sounds of the Santa Barbara coast abound here, as does the sense that, for all of that beauty and bounty, … [Read more...] about Web Exclusive Interview: Rose Gowen

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