Maggie Kast

Contributor Update, Maggie Kast

Superstition Review

Join us in congratulating Maggie Kast on her book, Side by Side but Never Face to Face: A Novella & Stories, which releases on June 2 from Orison Books.

Side by Side but Never Face to Face follows Greta as she encounters emotional conflicts and spiritual yearnings across her life as she seeks the answer to the question, ” Can new love be found in old age?”

Pre-order Side by Side but Never Face to Face from Orison Books!

To learn more about Maggie and her work you can visit her website. You can also view her previous work featured in Superstition Review:

The House Will Burn featured in Issue 19

Congratulations Maggie!

Contributor Update, Maggie Kast: Wide Awake and in Good Voice

Superstition Review

Today we are happy to share the news of past contributor Maggie Kast! Her personal essay titled “Wide Awake and in Good Voice” was just published to celebrate the 40th anniversary of Links Hall, an art and performance space in Chicago. Maggie is a board member and her essay focuses on her experience working with the space and the people who run the institution. Maggie also has her newest book, Side by Side and Never Face to Face: a Novella and Stories to be published in May 2020 by Orison Books.

Maggie’s essay for Links Hall’s 40th anniversary series can be found here, more information about her forthcoming collection can be found here, and her nonfiction piece for S[r]’s Issue 19 can be found here.

Congratulations Maggie!