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Berkeley Fiction Review, Volume 26

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Berkeley Fiction Review is a UC Berkeley undergraduate, student-run publication that looks for innovative short fiction that plays with form and content as well as traditionally constructed stories with fresh voices and original ideas.

Issue 26 includes the following stories: "Bread" by Karin Lin-Greenburg, "Cellar of Light Where the Dead Man Was" by Robert Vivian, "My Campaign Story" by Paul Hanstedt, "The Cornbin" by Edward Moore, Hoffmeister by Andrew Tomlinson, "I Start Over" by Donald Ray Pollock, "Long and Thin" by Liz Prato, "The Baby" by Kyle Killen, "The Best Damn Suicide Letter Ever" by Edward Kelsey Moore, "At Custer's Last Stand" by Jose Garcia, "Vacation" by Johanna Pirko, "The Sunset" by Dustin Miller, and "There Was a Fire Alarm, Like Before" by Kirsten Allen Major.

Language: English

Pages: 118

Format: Paperback

Berkeley Fiction Review, Volume 26

0/5 ( ratings)

Berkeley Fiction Review is a UC Berkeley undergraduate, student-run publication that looks for innovative short fiction that plays with form and content as well as traditionally constructed stories with fresh voices and original ideas.

Issue 26 includes the following stories: "Bread" by Karin Lin-Greenburg, "Cellar of Light Where the Dead Man Was" by Robert Vivian, "My Campaign Story" by Paul Hanstedt, "The Cornbin" by Edward Moore, Hoffmeister by Andrew Tomlinson, "I Start Over" by Donald Ray Pollock, "Long and Thin" by Liz Prato, "The Baby" by Kyle Killen, "The Best Damn Suicide Letter Ever" by Edward Kelsey Moore, "At Custer's Last Stand" by Jose Garcia, "Vacation" by Johanna Pirko, "The Sunset" by Dustin Miller, and "There Was a Fire Alarm, Like Before" by Kirsten Allen Major.

Language: English

Pages: 118

Format: Paperback

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