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A Series of Small Maneuvers Receives the Readers Choice Award
Wow! The readers have spoken! A Series of Small Maneuvers has received the 2017 Oregon Book Awards Readers Choice Award. Congrats to all the Oregon Book Award recipients!
New Interview in Eleven PDX Magazine
Eleven PDX Magazine was kind enough to feature me in their Literary Arts section. We talked about “gritty realism,” A Series of Small Maneuvers, the Oregon Book Awards, and what I’m working on next.
A SERIES OF SMALL MANEUVERS Named an Oregon Book Award Finalist
Check Out This Thoughtful Review of SMALL MANEUVERS
Check out this thoughtful review of A Series of Small Maneuvers from Chelsea Gillenwater at Blackbird, Virginia Commonwealth University’s online literary journal. Gillenwater calls the novel “a fantastic survival story told with style and heart” and “an engrossing, moving portrait of grief.”
New Short Story at BULL {Men’s Fiction}
BULL {Men’s Fiction} has published “Quarry Day,” my latest short story. It’s a story about youth, patience, rocks, and love. Give it a read!
A SERIES OF SMALL MANEUVERS Wins the Reading the West Award
The Mountain & Plains Independent Booksellers Association has awarded A Series of Small Maneuvers the 2015 Reading the West Award in Children’s/YA Literature. Congratulations to S.M. Hulse (Black River) and Lesley Poling-Kempes (Ladies of the Canyons), the winners in Fiction and Nonfiction!
SMALL MANEUVERS Shortlisted for the Reading the West Award
A Series of Small Maneuvers has been shortlisted for the Mountains & Plains Independent Booksellers Association’s Reading the West Award. The complete list of titles can be found here: Reading the West Shortlist.
Midwestern Gothic Interview
Midwestern Gothic was kind enough to ask me a few questions about A Series of Small Maneuvers, Wisconsin, and writing YA. Read the full interview here.
SMALL MANEUVERS Reviewed in Australia
Australian blogger The Cosy Dragon reviews A Series of Small Maneuvers: “What was refreshing about this novel was that Emma didn’t need a love interest or a best friend to get out of her trauma… 4 very strong stars from me.”