Tag: Robyn Ringler
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Waste, a novel by Andrew F. Sullivan, reviewed by Robyn Ringler
Waste is a rapid-action unconventional novel that takes place over two days in 1989 in the fictional and economically dying town of Larkhill in southern Ontario, Canada. Larkhill is lined by porn stores, discount tax offices, and apartments patched with plywood windows. The twelve manufacturing plants that used to provide jobs are now gray lots…
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“The Whole World Around You Is Sort of Decomposing”: An Interview with Stefan Kiesbye by Robyn Ringler
Stefan Kiesbye and I first met at the University of Tampa, where I was a student in the low-residency MFA program. Stefan was a faculty member. While he was not my direct mentor, he taught many classes and workshops, and generously shared his views on fiction with me and other students. I felt I knew…
Heavy Feather Review 