Sean Gill's latest humor piece, "Dr. Bronner's or Dr. Strangelove?"––written in honor of the 60th Anniversary of Stanley Kubrick's 1964 classic––has been published online in Slackjaw Magazine.
An excerpt of Sean Gill's in-progress novel was chosen as one of the five winners of The Institute of the Novel's 2023 "Novel Slices" competition, an award presented in association with the New York Council of the Arts. The excerpts will be published in print in Spring 2024.
Sean Gill's "The Marked Book," which first appeared in The Iowa Review and was a finalist for the 2022 Lascaux Prize in Flash Fiction, is newly anthologized in The Lascaux Review prize issue, Volume 10, which is available to purchase in print.
Sean Gill's "Join Hands," which won the the Third Prize of the 2023 Edinburgh Award for Flash Fiction (judged by Zoë Strachan and Louise Welsh), is featured in the Scottish Arts Trust's latest anthology, Solemates and Other Stories, which is available to purchase in print and electronically.
Sean Gill's latest essay, "Classic Florida Literature: On the Novelization of Porky's II: The Next Day" has been published online by Evergreen Review, a longstanding literary journal, founded in 1957, known for publishing Samuel Beckett, Jean Genet, Vladimir Nabokov, and Susan Sontag.
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