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Michelle Ross’s They Kept Running, review by Dan Crawley
by Dan Crawley | Jun 30, 2022
They Kept Running (University of North Texas Press, 2022) by Michelle Ross is the 2021 Winner of the Katherine Anne Porter Prize in Short Fiction. As I read this gem of a book by one of my favorite writers, I was not surprised this collection of flash fictions...
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