Don't forget to read and join the discussion: "Let's Deconstruct a Story" featuring Ananda Lima

Let's read "Antropófaga"

Hi Everyone,

I’ll be speaking with Ananda Lima about her story, Antropófaga, next month, and in preparation, I’m hosting a discussion on Wednesday, July 16th, from 4-5 pm for paid subscribers. See below for the registration link. The podcast will air on August 1st.

Happy summer and happy reading!

Kelly

Ananda Lima: Photo credit: Beowulf Sheehan

Ananda Lima is the author of Craft: Stories I Wrote for the Devil (Tor Books, 2024) and Mother/land (Black Lawrence Press, 2021), winner of the Hudson Prize. Her work has appeared in American Poetry Review, Poets.org, Kenyon Review, Electric Literature, and elsewhere, and is forthcoming in Ghosts of Where We Are From, an anthology of dark fiction by Latin American authors, edited by Cynthia Pelayo (Primer Sueño/Atria Books). She is a Contributing Editor at Poets & Writers and Program Curator at StoryStudio, Chicago. Lima was a mentor at the NYFA Immigrant Artist Program and the inaugural Latinx-in-Publishing WIP Fellow, sponsored by Macmillan Publishers. She has an MA in Linguistics (UCLA) and an MFA in Creative Writing (Rutgers-Newark). Craft, her fiction debut, was longlisted for the ALA Andrew Carnegie Medal for Excellence in Fiction and received starred reviews from Kirkus, Publishers Weekly, and Library Journal. The New York Times describes it as “a remarkable debut that announces the arrival of a towering talent in speculative fiction.” Originally from Brazil, she lives in Chicago and New York.