Sewanee books!

Today, my book haul from Sewanee Writers’ Conference arrived by mail, and I immediately stacked them for a photo so I could share with y’all the fantastic books I’m looking forward to reading the remainder of this year.

I’ve listed them below in the order they’re in on the stack, with asterisks next to members of my workshop group (and double asterisks for my faculty), and I’ve linked you to the books online so you can order copies of your own.

And you should. Because these folks are amazing!

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*Kelly Luce, Three Scenarios In Which Hana Sasaki Grows a Tail

**Adrianne Harun, A Man Came Out of a Door In the Mountain

Michael Gerhard Martin, Easiest If I Had a Gun

*Jesse Goolsby, I’d Walk With My Friends If I Could Find Them

*Lindsey Drager, The Sorrow Proper

*Caleb Ludwick, The First Time She Fell

**Adrianne Harun, The King of Limbo

Tony Earley, Here We Are In Paradise

Monica McFawn, Bright Shards of Someplace Else

Tony Earley, Mr. Tall

Dan Albergotti, Millennial Teeth

Christian Kiefer, The Animals

**Allen Wier, Tehano

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Also, not pictured here are two other books related to Sewanee that I’d gotten prior to the conference: my friend *Bonnie ZoBell’s What Happened Here, which I’d bought at a reading Bonnie did here in Portland a while back; and M.O. Walsh’s My Sunshine Away, which he workshopped at a previous Sewanee Writers’ Conference and which my mother-in-law (unaware of the connection) had gifted me shortly before I learned I’d been accepted to the conference this year.