Edith Pearlman’s (Issue 3) collection of stories, Binocular Vision, has been nominated for the National Book Critics Circle fiction award. You can find more information and an interview with Edith Pearlman at Sycamore Review.
Congratulations Edith on this wonderful achievement.
Update: Edith Pearlman’s Binocular Vision has won the National Book Critics Circle fiction award.
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How wonderful to hear about Edith Pearlman! The short story she contributed to SR is really lovely and interesting.
That’s so fantastic! Congratulations not only to Edith, but to the whole of the Superstition Review as well: any author or artist who is lucky enough to be selected by SR for publication has big shoes to fill, given the success of past selections, such Edith..