Midwestern Gothic
@mwgothic
Literary journal and book publisher chronicling the voices of the Midwest. Thanks for all the memories; drive safe, and watch for deer. (2010-2021)
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http://www.midwestgothic.com 07-12-2010 19:47:25
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"If writing is a kind of religion, then we do it for the sake of the process itself, not some product and the imaginary glory we think it may bring." We spoke with Aaron Hamburger 🇺🇦 about his new novel, NIRVANA IS HERE: bit.ly/2JCNOnl

"Seek out a reader who’s experienced what you’ve written about. She’ll call you on your bullshit." Here's @t_mcallister, laurahthomas, and Jay Baron Nicorvo in #WritingTheMidwest: "On writing different experiences from your own": bit.ly/2WPGlF2 #amwriting #amreading

#LunchHourReading today pt 1: Matt Whelihan's excellent short story "Eighteen Dead Water Buffalo" from Midwestern Gothic magazine, Winter 2018 issue. Young, underachieving grad spends 6 mos as an apprentice to a janitor, who tells him stories, all of which are tall tales -or are they..?
Here's Rae Meadows, PETER GRANDBOIS, and GARY AMDAHL in #WritingTheMidwest: On what writers wish they'd known: bit.ly/2KPRumW #amwriting #amediting

"No one cares if you write or not so you better write for yourself"—Here's Rae Meadows, PETER GRANDBOIS, and GARY AMDAHL in #WritingTheMidwest: On what writers wish they'd known: bit.ly/2KPRumW #amwriting #amediting
Here's @TisforThompson, REBECCA BERG, and Bruce Johnson in #WritingTheMidwest: On developing small inspirations: bit.ly/2LrLT6C #amwriting #amediting

"There has to be space for both the discipline and organization and the more metaphysical, subconscious parts of writing." Here's @TisforThompson, REBECCA BERG, and Bruce Johnson in #WritingTheMidwest: On developing small inspirations: bit.ly/2LrLT6C #amwriting

Very sad news. I had one of my first short stories published here. Seems their catalogue will be available until the end of the year. I encourage you to check out this literary journal and press. They were doing important work. I recommend the novels of Eric Shonkwiler.

So sad to hear this news, but so grateful for the years we had with Midwestern Gothic, which first published my essay "Driftless," and in a very real way helped clear the path toward my book. To my friends @robhollywood & Jeff Pfaller, thank you for giving our Midwestern words a home.