For the past decade Robert Phillips has continued to write stories about Public Landing. But he also has been writing a series of related stories concerning an urban protagonist with the surname of Fallick. News About People You Know shuttles between the rural DelMarVa Peninsula and New York City and its northern suburban commuter communities, alternating the bucolic with hectic. In Fallick, Phillips shows us an entirely new side to his fictional imagination.
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A. M. Phillips died on this day, so here's the covers of magazine issues he appeared in (artist: Robert Fuqua, Earle Bergey, Frank R. Paul and unknown); only the 1st and 3rd illustrate one of his stories: https://t.co/POc9WMWuN8
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So many amazing authors in #SmallOdysseys: @SelectedShorts Presents 35 New Stories, Tweet 3: https://t.co/5eYPkPbi8b* Victor LaValle * J. Robert Lennon * Ben Loory * Carmen Maria Machado * Juan Martinez * Maile Meloy * Joe Meno * Susan Perabo * Helen Phillips * Namwali Serpell https://t.co/sVI8QX0GS5
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Wed, Feb 23: "Whence these stories? History in Longfellow’s Poetry." In honor of Henry's 215th birthday this month, panelists Lise Pelletier, Katrina Phillips, and Robert Shimp take a fresh look at Longfellow's poems. Register free for this Zoom program. https://t.co/0q2YBmoZLF https://t.co/YsIt2oRVG3