Sean Gill's latest book review––of the essay collection The Writing Irish of New York, edited by Colin Broderick––has been published by The Los Angeles Review of Books and is available to read online.
Pleiades has announced that Sean Gill's short story "The Statement of [REDACTED], Revised" has won their 2019 Gail B. Crump Prize in Experimental Fiction, and will appear in print this June in Pleiades 39.2.
Pleiades: Literature in Context is a literary biannual published by the University of Central Missouri featuring "poetry, fiction, essays, and reviews by authors from around the world. Past contributors include winners of the Nobel, Ruth Lilly, Pulitzer, Bollingen, Prix de la Liberté, and Neustadt Prizes, recipients of Guggenheim, Whiting, National Book Critics Circle and National Book Awards."
Sean Gill's latest humor piece, "Mrs. Dalloway and House Party: An Objective Comparison," has been published by Los Angeles literary magazine The Offing.
Sean Gill's "Exodus," a short story of imagined history set in a near-future New York City, has been published in Vol. 1 Brooklyn's "Sunday Stories" series.
On Monday, October 29th (and in a reprise showing on November 1st) there will be a screening of The Spooky Zone, the latest installment of Video Mass' horror anthology series, Spooky Fest. In Volume V, Sean Gill made writing and editing contributions to projects by Robyn Nielsen, Rachel Klein, Juliet Abtahi, and Joseph Colmenero.
Spooky Fest V: The Spooky Zone - Trailer from Video Mass on Vimeo.
When: October 29th, 2018, at 9:45 PM
Where: Syndicated Bar, 40 Bogart Street, Brooklyn, NY
How Much: $7, with tickets available here.
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