Fiction Southeast – Mick McGrath

New Stories/Articles

“The Near Death of Literature”

“Why Is a Raven Like a Writing Desk?”

“You Can’t Write and Make Pizza”

“Nadine’s Broken Heart”

“Self-Portrait with Windmill”

“Solstice Means Stillness”

“Ships In The Night”

“Plastic Teeth”

“Just Short of the Words”

“Unfaithful Writer”

“Creative Writing: From the Outside In”

“Tres Leches”

“Gilson’s Ex”

“What High School Students Learned at Career Day, i.e. What I Learned at Career Day”

The Story Behind the Story: “Broken Beneath”

“Summer, Connecticut, 1986”

The Story Behind the Story: “Repeatable Sequence #3”

Why I Write: Robert Pope

“The Laundromat”

The Story Behind the Story: “For the Dachshund Enthusiast”

“After the Aliens”

“Red Alert”

The Story Behind the Story: “Void”

“On Fearless Writing”

“From Authors Remote, Alien, Diverse”

The Story Behind the Story: “The Spine Falls Away”

“Ships In The Night”

“My Sloshing-Around Snow Globe Brain”

Mick McGrath

Mick McGrath

Mick McGrath is originally from Canada. When he was eighteen, he moved to Michigan. Now he is thirty, and he teaches composition at Delta College in Saginaw, Mich.

Stories/Articles:
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