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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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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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Bach, a Beard, Two Women

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

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Issues

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

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Careful

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

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Book Launch: Thomas Chadwick's "Above the Fat"

Burley Fisher Books, Dalston
22 November @ 7.00pm – 9.00pm

Please join Splice for the launch of Above the Fat, the début short story collection by Thomas Chadwick, at Burley Fisher Books. Chadwick’s stories have been shortlisted for the White Review prize and the Galley Beggar prize, and Above the Fat was one of this year’s “Book of the Month” selections for the Republic of Consciousness Prize.

To celebrate the launch, Thomas Chadwick will be reading live with support from Michael Conley (author of Flare and Falter, longlisted for this year’s Edge Hill Prize) and Deirdre Shanahan (author of Carrying Fire and Water, and winner of the Wasafiri New Writing Prize). There’s a bar onsite, plus giveaways — pamphlets featuring samples of forthcoming books published by Splice — and a first-look opportunity to see the Splice anthology featuring new stories from Thomas and Michael alongside Dana Diehl, Reneé Bibby, Abi Hynes, and Victoria Manifold.

View details at the Burley Fisher website.

Book Launch: Anna MacDonald's "Between the Word and the World"

The Paperback Bookshop, Melbourne
21 November @ 6.00pm

You’re invited to celebrate the launch of Between the Word and the World, a collection of literary essays by Anna MacDonald, newly published by Splice. The book will be launched by the award-winning poet, essayist, and novelist Lisa Gorton (The Life of Houses, Empirical) at the Paperback Bookshop in Melbourne, Australia. This is a free event. No bookings are required — just come along!

View details at the Paperback Bookshop’s Facebook page.