The Doors of Perception
It was my now-husband’s colleague—a brilliant professor of British literature— who introduced me...
Read MoreKatrina Gray lives in Nashville with the writer John Minichillo and their curly-headed lovechild. Her writing has appeared in JMWW, Necessary Fiction, Women Writers: A Zine, BLIP, The Northville Review, Emprise Review, and other places. She has a special fondness for overcast days, kalamata olives, magnolia blossoms, singer-songwriters, Twittering comics and iced soy hazelnut lattes. She blogs in two places: the sometimes-literary Katrina Gray website and the always-literary Fictionaut.
by Katrina Gray | Jun 26, 2012 | Editorials / Op-eds | 3
It was my now-husband’s colleague—a brilliant professor of British literature— who introduced me...
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Fame is an odd thing, and it’s an especially odd thing in Nashville, where some super-famous...
Read Moreby Katrina Gray | May 29, 2012 | Editorials / Op-eds | 0
May is National Short Story Month, and this week, it comes to an end. At Atticus Review, we read...
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A few months ago, right here, I told you about my love of audiobooks. Now my listening habits have...
Read Moreby Katrina Gray | May 15, 2012 | Editorials / Op-eds | 1
Nashville is best known for its super-short stories—the ones that last around three-and-a-half...
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