Bøger af Michael Czyzniejewski

Moon City Press's most recent literary annual features new work by some of the world's most exciting authors. Both established and up-and-coming writers contribute essays, poems, shorts stories, translations, and sequential art that help shape our current literary profile. This edition includes writers Sally Ashton, Michael Beard, Rebecca Bernard, Marin Bodakov, Megan Borocki, Margaret Emma Brandl, Kathryn Bratt-Pfotenhauer, Clara Burghelea, Alyx Chandler, Abigail Chang, Clayton Adam Clark, Zoa Coudret, Darren Demaree, Aran Donovan, Janelle Drumwright, Sandra Fees, Amy Fleury, Sherrie Flick, Harrison Gatlin, Kate Gehan, Rich Glinnen, Susanna Goldfinger, Melissa Goodnight, Matthew Guenette, Sara Henning, Ric Hoeben, Susan Holcomb, Vladislav Hristov, Shen Chen Hsieh, Blake Johnson, Robert P. Kaye, Shane Kowalski, Kathryn Kulpa, Anna Leahy, DS Levy, Emily Lowe, Ma Hua, Angie Macri, Stefan Manasia, Skyler Melnick, Nancy Carol Moody, Laura Leigh Morris, Mark Neely, Shawn Nocher, Jamie Odeneal, Suphil Lee Park, Matthias Politycki, Bryan D. Price, Kimberly Ann Priest, Sharmin Rahman, Michael Rogner, Luke Rolfes, Leigh Camacho Rourks, Matt Rowan, Adam Scheffler, Teo Shannon, Martha E. Snell, Brendan Stephens, Chelsea Stickle, Katerina Stoykova, SM Stubbs, Virgil Suárez, Michaella Thornton, Katie Tian, Meg Tuite, Cameron Vanderwerf, J. Haase Vetter, Sara Moore Wagner, Kieron Walquist, Mike White, Ian C. Williams, Lauren D. Woods, Ellen June Wright, Daniel Zeiders, and Winnie Zeng.

The debut short story collection from the editor of the Mid-American Review. Michael Czyzniejewski's writing is both poignant and playful. The collection includes fl ash and longer fiction and is the antithesis of those collections complained about for having every story too similar to each other.Michael Czyzniejewski was born in Chicago and grew up in its south suburbs. He earned his MFA at Bowling Green State University and now teaches there while editing the Mid-American Review. Since turning twenty-one, he has also worked at Wrigley Field, selling beer in the aisles. He lives in Bowling Green with his wife and son.