Tina Egnoski

My book arts exhibit, Contemporary Bookbinding From Ancient Practices, is on display at the Barrington Public Library through February. 

I'll be in conversation with Celine Keating about her new novel, The Stark Beauty of Last Things, at the Barrington Public Library on November 3 at 6:30pm.

My story, Radiant Insanity, about the creative relationship between Carson McCullers and Tennessee Williams, is in the spring issue of Solstice Literary Magazine. You can read it here.

My story, "Hemingway Feeds the Dolphins," is finally out. It appeared in the summer issue of Evening Street Review, which can be read online here: eveningstreetpress.com.

My story, "The Patron Saint of Archers," has been reprinted in this beautiful anthology edited by Julie C. Day and Ellen Meeropol, available now for pre-order. Proceeds go to the nonprofit foundation Rosenberg Fund for Children.

Grateful to the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts for a 2022 Merit Fellowship in Fiction. I'll use the funds for a self-directed retreat to finish the collection of stories I'm currenly working on.

I was interviewed by Katie and Allie for their podcast HERstory on the Rocks. We had a great conversation about the origins and writing of Burn Down This World. Here's the link: HERstory. 

I was lucky enough to spend the last week at the Millay Colony in Austerlitz, NY, for a wintertide retreat. This is an opportunity for writers to go to Millay during the "off" season and just write! It was a peaceful and productive time. One of the new stories I'm writing is about a trip Edna St. Vincent Millay and her husband took to Sanibel Island, FL, in 1936, so this was the perfect place to work on it.

I'm pleased to offer several writing workshops in 2021! I know a lot of us are "Zoomed out," but I've also found that connecting in this forum has strengthened my creativity over the last several months. Writing with other writers, whether in person or online, is still one of the practices that keeps me at my desk. Take a look at the workshops and see if one might work for you.

You Can Tell Me Anything reviewed this week in Kirkus: "Tales that present emotionally complex characters with empathy and insight." Read the full review here.

I was interviewed by Ron Cunningham for The Gainesville Sun. He wrote a great piece for the newspaper and also included it on his website Floridavelocipede.

Thank you to Gilion Dumas for interviewing me about Burn Down This World at The Rose City Reader book blog. Jane Fonda makes an appearance, as she does in the book!

My forthcoming book, You Can Tell Me Anything: Stories, is now available for pre-order from Mint Hill Books/Main Street Rag Publishing. I love this cover by pastel artist Joni Beinborn. Order now for only $8.75 + shipping and you'll receive your copy when it's published in August.

I'll be reading from and talking about my novel, Burn Down This World, at What Cheer Writers Club virtual coffee chat on Friday, April 17, at 11am, via Zoom. You can find out more about What Cheer Writers Club here.