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LATEST NEWS!
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FORTHCOMING BOOKS

The Lunatics' Ball, 21st Century Essays series, Mad Creek Books
(the literary imprint of The Ohio State University Press:), forthcoming March 2027
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American Literature 101: Stories, Legacy Series in Short Fiction,
Cornerstone Press (trade literary press
at University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point), forthcoming September 2028

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RECENT AWARDS

GOURNAY PRIZE, first runner-up, Mad Creek Books/The Ohio State University Press
​Shortlist, Wigleaf Top 50 (Very) Short Fictions
​15 Pushcart nominations
​9 Notable Essay citations in Best American Essays



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Jacqueline Doyle
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RECENT PUBLICATIONS

essays: Hunger Mountain and Nerve to Write 
creative nonfiction prompt: AWP Writer's Chronicle​
flash fiction and nonfiction: Lunch Ticket, Ghost Parachute,  Fictive Dream, Cleaver, 
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New World Writing, Gooseberry Pie, and The Bulb Region (forthcoming) 
 
RECENT WORK IN ANTHOLOGIES AND TEXTBOOKS

"What I Can Tell You Now" in Ghost Parachute anthology

"Has My Heart Been Behaving Strangely for a While?"
in anthology The Past Ten  (Cornerstone Press) 
"The Lunatics' Ball" (reprint) and craft essay, in textbook 
The Lab:
Experiments in Writing Across Genre
, by Matthew Clark Davison
and Alice LaPlante (W.W. Norton) 


RECENT INTERVIEWS, REVIEWS, MENTIONS
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The Lunatics' Ball discussed in Brad Listi's "Otherppl" podcast on
The Lab: Experiments in Writing Across Genre
The Lunatics' Ball
 and title flash highlighted and discussed
in
 article in Lit Hub  on The Lab
interview with NUNUM
review of
The Missing Girl in Claudine

​RECENT WORK AT CRAFT Literary Journal

7 Notable Essay listings in Best American Essays for essays in CRAFT 
interviews in CRAFT with Grant Faulkner and Naomi Cohn
forthcoming interview with Heidi Czerwiec and Lee Horikoshi Roripaugh,
editors of The Rose Metal Press Field Guide to Writing the Lyric Essay


Chill Subs on CRAFT: "Top-tier stuff. Not Paris Review, but close enough."





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