I’m thrilled to announce that Matter Press is re-issuing my 2011 collection, Wild Life, including flash and prose poetry from my previous collections as well as new work. We are aiming for a March 1st release if not before. Please let me know if you’re interested in reviewing this collection. I will have ARCs available
I’m incredibly honored that my piece, “Collective Nouns for Humans in the Wild,” originally published in Jellyfish Review,* is included in the 2018 volume of Best American Nonrequired Reading. Many thanks to series editor Clara Sankey and the high school students from 826 National, as well as guest editor, Sheila Heti. Also included is work
The Writing Wild in Costa Rica Retreat is now nearly filled. Only one room remains and it’s the lovely Shine Room, the largest of the Casa, featuring a queen bed, two twins (that can be set as bunk beds), a private bathroom, as well as space for an additional bunk bed. These are the very
I’m so pleased to have two of my flashes (“The Possibility of Bears” and “Akimbo”) featured in the W.W. Norton anthology, New Micro: Exceptionally Short Fiction, edited by James Thomas and Robert Scotellaro, amongst some of my all-time favorite writers. Many thanks to Tommy Dean for another thoughtful interview. Tommy asked great questions about my
About 800 years ago, Grant Faulkner wrote and asked me to send him a 100 word story, exactly one hundred words, for the journal he edits with Lynn Mundell, 100 Word Story. I promised I would get to it right away. Well, I finally delivered on my promise and my microfiction, “The Host” is up on
Together We Can Bury It, my collection of flash fiction published in 2012 by Molly Gaudry at The Lit Pub, is now available for the first time ever, here on Amazon. I’m very proud of these early stories and the book was well reviewed on Goodreads. Feels strange to promote it again so many years
Today is the last day of my final Fast Flash workshop until I reopen registrations for my Fall/Winter workshops later this summer. It has been quite a ride. In addition to my teaching for the Mile High MFA program at Regis University, and my wonderful week of teaching the Roving Writers in Victoria, BC in
Two things today: I have a set of five micros up at the wonderful Pidgeonholes journal today. They publish beautiful work and I’m happy to be included. You can read them here: Five Micros by Kathy Fish Also, Kenneth Fleming interviewed me for Tethered by Letters and asked specifically about my stories, “Collective Nouns for
I’m stunned and honored to learn that “Collective Nouns for Humans in the Wild” has been chosen for Best American Nonerequired Reading, edited by Sheila Heti. I’ve always enjoyed this anthology, which reprints exceptional writing from a variety of genres. The volume will be published in October. Many thanks to Jellyfish Review.
Stay and write with us in the hauntingly beautiful Palazzo Forani in the village of Casperia, Italy in May, 2019! For more details click HERE!