by Mollie Weisenfeld
In this edition of FIVE IN BLOOM, we reintroduce you to some of our earliest spotlighted authors, whose works continue to inspire. Continue reading
Tag Archives: Jennifer Acker
The Fruits of Dormancy: BLOOM on Hiatus
from The Editors
There is no doubt that Bloom fills a crucial and vital gap in literary life and conversation. The community grows and grows. Continue reading
BEST OF BLOOM: André Aciman’s Search for Lost Dream Time
by Jennifer Acker
He has been hailed as a writer who excels in the investigation of memory, but it’s not a fixed past that offers the siren’s call; it is a past that dreams of and anticipates a future full of longing for itself. Continue reading
Author Features / Authors / Features / Fiction / Nonfiction
In Search of Lost Dream Time: Two New Books by André Aciman
by Jennifer Acker
He has been hailed as a writer who excels in the investigation of memory, but it’s not a fixed past that offers the siren’s call; it is a past that dreams of and anticipates a future full of longing for itself. Continue reading
Audio / Debut Authors / Features / Fiction / Interviews
Donald Ray Pollock, Student at 50: An Audio Conversation With Erin McGraw
“Nontraditional students tend to be hungrier […] as a result they tend to work harder. Don was a ferocious worker. During workshops he would take notes like crazy, not say very much, and go home and just write like nobody’s business. It was not at all uncommon after workshop to have him completely redraft his story, just rethink the whole thing from the ground up.” Continue reading
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