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Search Results for: gerke

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Nov 2019 06 Categories: Interviews

Greg Gerke (2 of 2)

Greg Gerke discusses the qualities that make art meaningful.

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Nov 2019 04 Categories: Interviews

Greg Gerke (1 of 2)

Greg Gerke discusses the creation and evaluation of art.

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Sep 2019 18 Categories: Interviews

Greg Gerke (2 of 2)

Greg Gerke discusses writing Especially the Bad Things.

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Sep 2019 16 Categories: Interviews

Greg Gerke (1 of 2)

Greg Gerke discusses the art of short fiction and the aural approach to writing literature.

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Jul 2020 13 Categories: Reviews

Not Reconciled

Greg Gerke reviews Gerald Murnane’s A Million Windows.

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Nov 2019 18 Categories: Fiction

Florence, the Film Critic

Exclusive new fiction by Greg Gerke.

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Sep 2019 15 Categories: Fiction

Mother

An excerpt from Greg Gerke’s Especially the Bad Things.

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Sep 2019 15 Categories: Fiction

Or So

An excerpt from Greg Gerke’s Especially the Bad Things.

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Sep 2019 15 Categories: Fiction

Bach, a Beard, Two Women

An excerpt from Greg Gerke’s Especially the Bad Things.

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Sep 2019 15 Categories: Fiction

Issues

An excerpt from Greg Gerke’s Especially the Bad Things.

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