By From the archives, April 2, 2016–urban art, a lifelike, 3-D rendition of a Little Free Library, Central Square, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
“Luck: Stories” by Ed Meeks
Zvi Sesling writes on the Bagel Bards mailing list:
Ed Meeks’ short story book “Luck: Stories” was the first book of stories (not flash or micro) I’d read in a long time. Since then I’ve read a number of short story books and then re-read Ed’s which is thoroughly enjoyable and as good as anyone’s. I recommend it highly. I have also enjoyed immensely Rob Dinsmoor’s and Gregory Wolos’ short fiction. Add to that Michael C. Keith‘s numerous flash/micro books and memoir and finally Phil Temples’ novels and his flash book and you have a collection of writing to keep you entertained in the house, on the beach, in the backyard or on an airplane or cruise. And they’re all Bards! Finally, Renuka Raghavan’s new book is out soon from Cervena Barva. Enjoy them all !
Zvi
Recent Story Acceptances
Two of my short stories were accepted for publication this past week. My nano-fictional piece, “Die-Off” was accepted by 50-Word Stories. Also, my sci-fi flash piece, “O Holy Night” was accepted for publication by Five On the Fifth.
Bagel Bards Gathering, September 25, 2021
“contronym”
Edit Ruthlessly
Interviewed for The Writer’s Voice Podcast
Yesterday, I was interviewed on Zoom by Linda McHenry for The Writer’s Voice podcast. I spoke about my writing career, and my Carrie Bloomfield series of scientific murder mysteries. I also described my novel “The Kanawha Anomaly” coming out from Moonshine Cove Publishing in August, 2021,
The interview was a lot of fun. Linda has a way of putting even the most nervous interviewee at ease!
Keith-Wolos Book Launch, Wellesley Books, June 10, 2020
Two of my very good friends, Michael C. Keith and Greg Wolos, will appear in support of their new books in the following venue:
Wellesley Books –– Zoom launch June 10 at 7 PM. Go to website to register for the event. https://www.wellesleybooks.com/event/wolos-keith
