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Gina Frangello

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Gina Frangello is the author of four books of fiction and a forthcoming memoir, Blow Your House Down. Her novel A Life in Men (Algonquin 2014) is currently under development by Netflix as a series produced by Charlize Theron’s production company, Denver & Delilah. Her most recent novel, Every Kind of Wanting (Counterpoint 2016) was included on several “best of” lists for 2016, including Chicago Magazine’s and The Chicago Review of Books’. She has nearly 20 years of experience as an editor, having founded both the independent press Other Voices Books, and the fiction section of the popular online literary community The Nervous Breakdown. She has also served as the Sunday editor for The Rumpus, and as the faculty editor for both TriQuarterly Online and The Coachella Review. Her short fiction, essays, book reviews, and journalism have been published in such venues as Salon, the LA Times, Ploughshares, the Boston Globe, BuzzFeed, the Chicago Tribune, the Huffington Post, Psychology Today, and in many other magazines and anthologies. After two decades of teaching at many universities, including UIC, Northwestern’s School of Continuing Studies, UCLA Extension, the University of California Riverside Palm Desert, Roosevelt University, the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and Columbia College Chicago, Gina is excited to be a student again at the University of Illinois-Chicago’s Program for Writers, where she has returned to complete the PhD she left unfinished twenty years ago.
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Lit-Link Round-Up

  • Gina Frangello
  • January 29, 2012
Tin House writer and core faculty over at Tod Goldberg’s fab UC Riverside low residency MFA program, Mary Otis, has a line from her story animated over at Electric Literature. …
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Lit-Link Round-up

  • Gina Frangello
  • January 22, 2012
“What’s Next” predictions for the lit world over at the Center for Fiction, with wit and wisdom from the likes of Richard Nash, Lauren Cerand and Kevin Sampsell. One of…
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Welcome to Sunday

  • Gina Frangello
  • January 22, 2012
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Lit-Link Round-up

  • Gina Frangello
  • January 15, 2012
The fabulously smart Roxanne Gay, interviewed in the fabulously smart podcast series Other People with Brad Listi. Read Emily Rapp’s essay on female friendship, solicited for The Sunday Rumpus because…
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The Rumpus Sunday Review: The Marriage Plot by Jeffrey Eugenides

  • Gina Frangello
  • January 15, 2012
Eugenides aims not just to retell the “marriage plot” novel of a former era, but, of course, to subvert it. And this, of course, he does.
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The Sunday Rumpus Interview with Claire Bidwell Smith

  • Gina Frangello
  • January 8, 2012
I first heard of Claire Bidwell Smith several years ago through the online literary collective The Nervous Breakdown, where Claire is something of a folkloric figure. 
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The Sunday Lit-Link Round-up

  • Gina Frangello
  • January 8, 2012
Some of the interesting lit-related things I saw this week, which may or may not have appeared this week: A very good interview with Dennis Cooper at HTMLGIANT. Best European…
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The Rumpus Interview with Cris Mazza

  • Gina Frangello
  • May 6, 2011
Cris Mazza is an indie lit icon. Her debut novel, How to Leave a Country, was a PEN Nelson Algren Award winner, and since then she has gone on to…
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The Rumpus Interview With Rob Roberge

  • Gina Frangello
  • September 29, 2010
Two years ago, Rob Roberge and I lost our publishers when the presses set to release our forthcoming books simultaneously collapsed within a couple of months of each other
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