Learning How to Reading: “Something bigger than some people talking into a microphone.”
Read parts 1, 2, and 3. Chapter 4: An interview with Andrew Sargus-Klein This series of interviews...
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Tyler Barton
Tyler Barton's debut story collection, a finalist for the 2020 Mary McCarthy Prize in Short Fiction, is forthcoming from Sarabande Books. He is a cofounder of Fear No Lit, home of the Submerging Writer Fellowship. His work has appeared in Kenyon Review, The Iowa Review, NANO Fiction and elsewhere. 'to object' is part of a 70-piece microfiction manuscript called TO WORK, which explores the absurdity and dread of modern work and modern art. It is inspired by Richard Serra's 1968 work, 'Verblist'. Pieces from this project will appear soon in Wigleaf, McNeese Review, and Monkeybicycle.
Tyler Barton's debut story collection, a finalist for the 2020 Mary McCarthy Prize in Short Fiction, is forthcoming from Sarabande Books. He is a cofounder of Fear No Lit, home of the Submerging Writer Fellowship. His work has appeared in Kenyon Review, The Iowa Review, NANO Fiction and elsewhere. 'to object' is part of a 70-piece microfiction manuscript called TO WORK, which explores the absurdity and dread of modern work and modern art. It is inspired by Richard Serra's 1968 work, 'Verblist'. Pieces from this project will appear soon in Wigleaf, McNeese Review, and Monkeybicycle.
Posts by Tyler Barton
Learning How to Reading: “Your truth is more important…”
Read parts 1 and 2 in the series here and here. Chapter 3: An Interview with Madison Mae Parker...
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Learning How to Reading: “It felt like the whole audience was giving me a hug.”
Read part 1 in the series here. Chapter 2: An Interview with Mark Cugini This series of interviews...
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Learning How to Reading: “The people in the audience should laugh.”
Chapter 1: An Interview with Alexandra Naughton This series of interviews with writers/organizers...
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