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Molly Gallentine

Molly Gallentine grew up in rural Iowa as a farmer’s daughter. Because of this, she loves to tell stories about food. Molly is a performance artist and a graduate of the Creative Writing Program at The New School. Her written work has been published in Verbal Pyrotechnics and The Brooklyn Rail. Her short film on Jell-O premiered at the APRIL festival in Seattle and will be featured at the Morbid Anatomy Museum in Brooklyn this spring.
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    Jonah Man, by Christopher Narozny

    On the surface, Christopher Narozny’s Jonah Man screams masculinity. There’s mystery, of course, and, crime, drugs, and all-too-familiar feminine archetypes. It could easily have been just another well-written book of genre-fiction; what makes it shine is its beguiling world.

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    This is Real

    With dream-like language, Miranda Mellis’s latest book, None of This is Real, gives us a fantastical world with a haunting resemblance to our own.