Here are The Best Debut Books of 2024 (So Far) according to Adam Vitcavage. Ft. @christinajcooke, Andy, Vanessa Chan, alex, Andrew Boryga, puloma, @frumpenberg, @JessieRenM, @laurachowfun, Melissa Mogollon, Temim Fruchter, and more! debutiful.net/2024/06/17/the…

Full cover reveal and TOC for Issue 147! Original fiction by 🌜 Rachel Bolton 👀💙, Rachael Severino, Danny Cherry Jr., Avra Margariti, Garrett Ashley. Flash fiction winners Parker M. O'Neill and Juniper White 🦊. apex-magazine.com/back-issues/is… 1/2🧵

I’ve been selected to read from “French Quarter Saints” at this event. Come on by!

We deserve great books by great writers. Here are our favorite November debut books! Ft. Mike Fu 🌾 麦子, @_patriciacoral_, Marguerite Sheffer, Julian Zabalbeascoa, @postcardsfrmv, Cherry Lou Sy—LOVE CAN’T FEED YOU—out now, and more! debutiful.net/2024/11/08/9-n…

Add a November new release to your TBR list! southernreviewofbooks.com/2024/11/12/bes…

.Marguerite Sheffer talks to jane ciabattari about symbolism, writing across time, and crafting the short story. lithub.com/marguerite-she…

.Marguerite Sheffer 's #IowaShortFiction award winner is a continuous speculative surprise with ghosts, a love triangle among scientific researchers, Unicorn tapestries, an artists’ colony in the Gulf South, a tiger, and a yellow ball python. lithub.com/marguerite-she… via Literary Hub

Book two coming Feb 2026. Novella debut. First Publishers Marketplace announcement. Dumbfounded. Thank you @splitlippress 📹👻🐙🧜‍♀️🧛🧟

Today the Randolph College MFA is thrilled to welcome poet and artist Shira Erlichman as a guest faculty member for the coming winter residency and spring term. Welcome to Randolph MFA, Shira Erlichman !!!

For her Literary Hub column, NBCC Co-Vice President/Events jane ciabattari talked craft with Marguerite Sheffer, whose "The Man in the Banana Trees" won the Iowa Short Fiction Award: buff.ly/3UUsVb7

Due to things getting all Nazi-lite on this site, we have gone ahead and moved somewhere, where the skies are bluer :)

"That’s the question Damon (Earth-X) and Marissa (Earth-Y) were tasked with answering, but they were busy eye-fucking each other." New short fiction today by Danny Cherry Jr. : "What Happens What Happens When a Planet Falls From the Sky?" ☄️apex-magazine.com/short-fiction/…

But while we are here... Our next event is this Friday 11/22 at Sports Drink! We will be there from 12 PM to 2 PM, getting some words on the page and socializing with peers. We hope to see you there :)

I loved talking to Vanessa about her weird, smart, funny, feminist climate novel. Go read The Flat Woman.

When Jamil Jan Kochai talks, Pete is listening! Re: Marguerite Sheffer The Man in the Banana Trees, Jamil wrote: “[It] kicks ass. Every story is a surprise.” What a dynamite collection-the skill, varied storylines, and endings left Pete reeling & still reflecting. Episode up Dec 3!

Short story collections are too often overlooked, so we’re highlighting some of our favorite debut collections of the year! buff.ly/3V2TuuQ

Pete is thrilled to share these episodes with the stellar Marguerite Sheffer, @carvellwallace, Lydia Kiesling, Keith O'Brien, Dax-Devlon Ross, @DanGutmanBooks, and David Ebenbach! All episodes: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the… Listen to this wk's episode, w/ Fernanda Trías: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/epi…

.@CECordasco interviewed Marguerite Sheffer on Rejection, Experimentation, the Power of Short Stories, and Her Debut Collection, “The Man in the Banana Trees” 🌴 Read here ↓ writeordiemag.com/author-intervi…

“The fog is unreasonable—thick and too chilly for summer—on my morning bike ride to Bertha’s Breakfast Buffet, where I’m lead server and manager.“ Read from Marguerite Sheffer’s new story collection, The Man in the Banana Trees. lithub.com/local-specialt…