Sinister Wisdom reviews Elena Georgiou’s “The Immigrant’s Refrigerator”

By |September 5th, 2018|Blog, Elena Georgiou, FRONTPAGE, GPB News|

Sinister Wisdom features a brilliant review of Elena Georgiou's The Immigrant's Refrigerator (GenPop Books, 2018): "a multiply-voiced chorus spanning experiences of political upheaval, violence, sex work, death, scholarship, bread-baking, spirituality, physical and psychic hunger."

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Bustle Magazine features Elena Georgiou, finalists for New American Voices Award

By |July 28th, 2018|Blog, Elena Georgiou, FRONTPAGE, GPB News|

“Writing The Immigrant's Refrigerator taught me the following things," Elena Georgiou tells Bustle. "Borders change. Countries appear and disappear. Walls go up. Walls come down. Wars begin. Wars end. These are the things that divide us. And the things that unite us.”

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“Best of a Flourishing Genre”: Library Journal review of The Immigrant’s Refrigerator by Elena Georgiou

By |March 1st, 2018|Authors, Blog, Elena Georgiou, FRONTPAGE, GenPop Authors, GPB News|

Elena Georgiou's The Immigrant's Refrigerator is featured in "The Art of the Short Story: 16 New Collections Reveal the Best of a Flourishing Genre," at Library Journal.

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Now available: Maleficae

By |May 1st, 2013|Blog, FRONTPAGE|

Now available: Maleficae Incorporating language from trial records to papal bulls to incendiary theological documents, Maleficae explores the intersection of forces that led [...]

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New Review of Julianna Spallholz’s The State Of Kansas

By |January 31st, 2012|Blog, FRONTPAGE, GPB News, Julianna Spallholz|

Amber Sparks at Vouched Books reviews Julianna Spallholz's fiction debut, The State Of Kansas (GenPop Books, 2012). Being fans of Sparks's own fiction, it's something of a double honor for all of us here at GenPop. "If Lydia Davis knew more people who hung out shirtless in small places and owned pitbulls instead of pedigreed cats, her stories might look at little like Julianna Spallholz’s," writes Sparks. "Lucky for us, we’ve already got Julianna Spallholz to write those stories."

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