And, again, the task we gave these writers was to write a piece that in some way responded to the work of a female forerunner in fiction. The name of each writer's chosen forerunner appears in parentheses here.
KSL
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The Sincerest Form of Flattery: Contemporary Women Writers on Forerunners in Fiction
Jodi Angel * "catch the grey dog" (Shirley Jackson)
Kim Barnes * excerpt from the novel A Country Called Home (Toni Morrison)
Mary Clearman Blew * "The Reining Pattern" (Katherine Anne Porter)
Kelly Cherry * "What I Don't Tell People" (Grace Paley)
Lucy Corin * "Some Machines" (Lydia Davis)
Claire Davis * "Electric" (Flannery O'Connor)
Amina Gautier * "What Matters Most" (Katharine Mansfield)
Ranjini George * excerpt from the novel-in-progress Blue Flowers (Jane Austen, George Eliot)
Elizabeth Graver * excerpt from the novel Unravelling (George Eliot, Charlotte Bronte)
Ann Harleman * "Salvage" (Alice Walker)
Pam Houston * "How to Talk to a Hunter" (Lorrie Moore)
Lindsay Hutton * "The Death of Cherry Gibbons" (Margot Singer)
Beena Kamlani * "Goat" (Jane Austen)
Jacqueline Kolosov * "Solstice in the Jardin du Luxembourg" (Virginia Woolf)
Kirsten Sundberg Lunstrum * "The Nursery" (Alice Munro)
Jill McCorkle * "Surrender" (Eudora Welty)
Kyoko Mori * "Starlines" (Edith Wharton)
Alix Ohlin * "The Stepmother's Story" (Daphne DuMaurier)
Marjorie Sandor * "Elegy for Miss Beagle" (Eudora Welty)
Margot Singer * "Lila's Story" (Maxine Hong Kingston, Anne Carson, Carole Maso)
Julia Ridley Smith * "Tooth" (Flannery O'Connor)
Maura Stanton * "Ocean Blues" (Eudora Welty)
Elizabeth Tallent * "Bitter Greens" (Tatyana Tolstaya)
Katherine Taylor * "Crying and Smoking" (Joan Didion)

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