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1812 War - The Battle at Baltimore
New Column Premieres at Baltimore Fishbowl
New Column Premieres at Baltimore Fishbowl
I have begun a new non-fiction column profiling Baltimore neighborhoods for Baltimore Fishbowl. The first one is about Brooklyn. What neighborhood would you like to see me profile next? Here is the link: https://baltimorefishbowl.com/stories/baltimores-brooklyn-may-seem-like-an-outer-borough-but-its-inhabitants-feel-wedded-to-the-city/
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New Story, Cicada Love/Death Song
New Story, Cicada Love/Death Song
New story up now at Maryland Literary Review: https://www.marylandliteraryreview.com/fiction/summer-love-death-song/
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Two New Pieces of fiction up at The Light Ekphrastic.
Two New Pieces of fiction up at The Light Ekphrastic.
One is a chapter in the next book as well! Here is the link:
https://thelightekphrastic.com/february-2020-issue-41/reed-roy-february-2020/
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Poem, A Chapbook Review
Poem, A Chapbook Review
Beach Sloth wrote this nice review of Poem, A Chapbook. Read it here: http://www.beachsloth.com/poem-a-chapbook-by-timmy-reed.html
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Kill Me Now NPR/WYPR Interview
Kill Me Now NPR/WYPR Interview
https://www.wypr.org/post/timmy-reed-kill-me-now
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Six Ridiculous Questions answered over at Vol. 1 Brooklyn
Six Ridiculous Questions answered over at Vol. 1 Brooklyn
Here is the link: http://vol1brooklyn.com/2019/04/22/six-ridiculous-questions-timmy-reed/?fbclid=IwAR2dCHcP87x_44tIALfxSB-MMBXPQ7yMCYvazU81x3trBQ2kbAzKugT2qYI
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HOrse Girls out from Trampset Journal
HOrse Girls out from Trampset Journal
Here is the link: https://trampset.org/horse-girls-dba4fe54cd7a
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Book Review of Kill Me Now out from the Adirondack Review.
Book Review of Kill Me Now out from the Adirondack Review.
Here’s the link: http://www.theadirondackreview.com/nathan_leslie.html
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A Review of KILL ME NOW by Timmy Reed. Review by Jeff Gilliland.
New Interview With Marion Winik About Kill Me Now Up at Baltimore Fishbowl!
New Interview With Marion Winik About Kill Me Now Up at Baltimore Fishbowl!
Here is the link: http://baltimorefishbowl.com/stories/baltimore-writers-club-qa-novelist-timmy-reed/
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Kill Me Now Music Playlist Is Up At Largehearted Boy If you love soundtracks like I do, check this out!
Kill Me Now Out Today from Counterpoint Press! Here is the link:
Kill Me Now in Kirkus Reviews!
Here is the link: https://www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/timmy-reed/kill-me-now/
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Kill Me Now in Publisher's Weekly!
Kill Me Now in Publisher’s Weekly!
Here is the link: https://www.publishersweekly.com/978-1-61902-537-0
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Kill Me Now one of "The Most Anticipated Small Press Books of 2018!"
Kill Me Now one of “The Most Anticipated Small Press Books of 2018!”
Here is the link: https://bigother.com/2018/01/04/most-anticipated-small-press-books-of-2018/
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Kill Me Now Out From Counterpoint Press January 2018!
Kill Me Now Out From Counterpoint Press January 2018!
“If George Saunders and Russell Edson had a baby, he’d probably grow up to write like Timmy Reed.” —Jessica Anya Blau, author of Drinking Closer to Home Miles Lover is an imaginative but insecure adolescent skateboarder with an unfortunate nickname, about to face his first semester of high school in the fall. In Kill Me Now, Miles exists in a liminal space—between junior high and high school, and…
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