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The Tin House Residents will be housed in one of two 900 square ft. studio apartments (with separate entrances) situated between the Tin House Workshop and Tin House Books offices in Northwest Portland. These apartments include a full kitchen, bathroom, and a small living room/office with WiFi. There are a number of coffee shops, restaurants

WE'RE HIRING!

Marketing Assistant / Part-Time Position 20 Hours Per Week; $17.00 Per Hour; Weekly Schedule to be Determined Tin House is seeking a part-time Marketing Assistant to provide extensive administrative support and assist with the creation and implementation of promotional campaigns. Responsibilities for the position include: Maintain marketing promotional grids, schedules, meetings,

THE WAY SHE FEELS

Pub Date: 06/29/2021. List Price: $18.95. Page Count: 250. “Audaciously human and raw. The Way She Feels is a rainbow during the rain.” —Mara Altman. A witty and one-of-a-kind debut graphic memoir detailing and drawing the life of a girl with borderline personality disorder finding her way—and herself—one day at a

time.

MIRACLES | TIN HOUSE Lucy Corin is the author of the short story collection The Entire Predicament (Tin House Books) and the novelEveryday Psychokillers: A History for Girls (FC2). “Miracles” is one of a hundred tiny apocalypse stories. You can find links to more of them as well as an ongoing record of the process of writing her next novel on her

website, www

MASIE COCHRAN

Masie Cochran is the Editorial Director at Tin House. She has worked on a wide range of award-winning and bestselling titles including Claire Fuller’s novels: Bitter Orange, Swimming Lessons, Our Endless Numbered Days, and her forthcoming novel, Unsettled Ground; The Other Side by Lacy M. Johnson; Dying: A Memoir by Cory Taylor; The Magical

Language of Others

ALICE OSWALD : NOBODY Today’s episode of Between the Covers is a conversation with poet and classicist Alice Oswald. Widely considered one of our great living poets, Oswald is the 46th professor of poetry at the University of Oxford, and the first woman to hold the poetry chair in its over three centuries of existence. Perhaps best known for Memorial, I FOUND A VILLAGE AND IN IT WERE ALL OUR MISSING WOMEN for Margaret Mascarenhas I found a village and in it were all our missing women, holding guns to the heads of birds. They’d heard the voting had begun, that it had been going on for years without them. They knew their sisters had been bribed with gas cylinders and bicycles, that even grandmas grabbed bags of rice in exchange at the ballot. They showed no resentment. Left all their gold to HOME | TIN HOUSEBOOKSAUTHORSWORKSHOPPODCASTTOUR DATESSHOP Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here

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Submissions | Tin House. View All. Fiction. Nonfiction. Poetry. Interviews. Craft. General. Show All Fiction (498) Nonfiction (534) Poetry (203) Interviews (284) Craft (213) General (1)

RESIDENCIES

The Tin House Residents will be housed in one of two 900 square ft. studio apartments (with separate entrances) situated between the Tin House Workshop and Tin House Books offices in Northwest Portland. These apartments include a full kitchen, bathroom, and a small living room/office with WiFi. There are a number of coffee shops, restaurants

WE'RE HIRING!

Marketing Assistant / Part-Time Position 20 Hours Per Week; $17.00 Per Hour; Weekly Schedule to be Determined Tin House is seeking a part-time Marketing Assistant to provide extensive administrative support and assist with the creation and implementation of promotional campaigns. Responsibilities for the position include: Maintain marketing promotional grids, schedules, meetings,

THE WAY SHE FEELS

Pub Date: 06/29/2021. List Price: $18.95. Page Count: 250. “Audaciously human and raw. The Way She Feels is a rainbow during the rain.” —Mara Altman. A witty and one-of-a-kind debut graphic memoir detailing and drawing the life of a girl with borderline personality disorder finding her way—and herself—one day at a

time.

MIRACLES | TIN HOUSE Lucy Corin is the author of the short story collection The Entire Predicament (Tin House Books) and the novelEveryday Psychokillers: A History for Girls (FC2). “Miracles” is one of a hundred tiny apocalypse stories. You can find links to more of them as well as an ongoing record of the process of writing her next novel on her

website, www

MASIE COCHRAN

Masie Cochran is the Editorial Director at Tin House. She has worked on a wide range of award-winning and bestselling titles including Claire Fuller’s novels: Bitter Orange, Swimming Lessons, Our Endless Numbered Days, and her forthcoming novel, Unsettled Ground; The Other Side by Lacy M. Johnson; Dying: A Memoir by Cory Taylor; The Magical

Language of Others

ALICE OSWALD : NOBODY Today’s episode of Between the Covers is a conversation with poet and classicist Alice Oswald. Widely considered one of our great living poets, Oswald is the 46th professor of poetry at the University of Oxford, and the first woman to hold the poetry chair in its over three centuries of existence. Perhaps best known for Memorial, I FOUND A VILLAGE AND IN IT WERE ALL OUR MISSING WOMEN for Margaret Mascarenhas I found a village and in it were all our missing women, holding guns to the heads of birds. They’d heard the voting had begun, that it had been going on for years without them. They knew their sisters had been bribed with gas cylinders and bicycles, that even grandmas grabbed bags of rice in exchange at the ballot. They showed no resentment. Left all their gold to

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WE'RE HIRING!

Marketing Assistant / Part-Time Position 20 Hours Per Week; $17.00 Per Hour; Weekly Schedule to be Determined Tin House is seeking a part-time Marketing Assistant to provide extensive administrative support and assist with the creation and implementation of promotional campaigns. Responsibilities for the position include: Maintain marketing promotional grids, schedules, meetings,

TIN HOUSE ONLINE

Tin House Online. by Staff. Dear Readers, After much consideration, we have decided that Tin House Online will no longer be publishing original work. This is a difficult decision as we have been proud of the writers featured on our site over the past year as we made the transition from our print magazine to digital-only. WORKSHOP | TIN HOUSE by Patricia Lockwood. The following essay was originally given as a lecture at the Sylvia Beach Hotel as part of our 2018 Poetry Winter Workshop. The alternate title of this, of course, is how the fuck do we write now. Just as the customary greeting of hello has been replaced with what the fuck is going on, and you grab your friend’s

arm

MIRACLES | TIN HOUSE Lucy Corin is the author of the short story collection The Entire Predicament (Tin House Books) and the novelEveryday Psychokillers: A History for Girls (FC2). “Miracles” is one of a hundred tiny apocalypse stories. You can find links to more of them as well as an ongoing record of the process of writing her next novel on her

website, www

CRAFT INTENSIVES

Tin House is proud to announce our latest virtual Craft Intensives Series. A series of 3-hour-long master classes lead by the incredible Tin House Residents, the Intensives combine close reading, discussion, and in-class writing to offer a potent dose of inspiration and explore what makes writing work when it works.

ISSUES ARCHIVES

Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here ALICE OSWALD : NOBODY Today’s episode of Between the Covers is a conversation with poet and classicist Alice Oswald. Widely considered one of our great living poets, Oswald is the 46th professor of poetry at the University of Oxford, and the first woman to hold the poetry chair in its over three centuries of existence. Perhaps best known for Memorial,

LAZY LOVE SONG

Lazy Love Song. by Patricia Smith. For my husband and granddaughter. The other night, I gazed at what I’d won–. you, tethered to the couch and growling deep. with dinner, treating all within your realm. to symphonies of snorts and poots and winds. and afterward, you’d smile, as if you were. JOHN MCPHEE’S GEOLOGY A decades-old highway exposes eons-old strata, which the geologists hammer, peer at, explain. McPhee observes them observing, listens to them making sense of what they see. In so doing, he studies the problem of imagination itself, and—in the books—offers an implicit answer, a conglomerate studded with clues. HOME | TIN HOUSEBOOKSAUTHORSWORKSHOPPODCASTTOUR DATESSHOP Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here

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Submissions | Tin House. View All. Fiction. Nonfiction. Poetry. Interviews. Craft. General. Show All Fiction (498) Nonfiction (534) Poetry (203) Interviews (284) Craft (213) General (1) BETWEEN THE COVERS PODCAST Between the Covers. , a literary radio show and podcast hosted by David Naimon, is brought to you by Tin House and KBOO 90.7FM community radio in Portland, Oregon. These long-form in-depth conversations have been singled out by the Guardian, Book Riot, the Financial Times, and BuzzFeed as one of the most notable book podcasts for writers and

RESIDENCIES

The Tin House Residents will be housed in one of two 900 square ft. studio apartments (with separate entrances) situated between the Tin House Workshop and Tin House Books offices in Northwest Portland. These apartments include a full kitchen, bathroom, and a small living room/office with WiFi. There are a number of coffee shops, restaurants

TIN HOUSE ONLINE

Tin House Online. by Staff. Dear Readers, After much consideration, we have decided that Tin House Online will no longer be publishing original work. This is a difficult decision as we have been proud of the writers featured on our site over the past year as we made the transition from our print magazine to digital-only. MARÍA JOSÉ FERRADA María José Ferrada’s children’s books have been published all over the world. How to Order the Universe has been or is being translated into Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Danish, and German, and is also being published all over the Spanish-speaking world. Ferrada has been awarded numerous prizes, such as the City of Orihuela de Poesía, Premio Hispanoamericano de

LAZY LOVE SONG

Lazy Love Song. by Patricia Smith. For my husband and granddaughter. The other night, I gazed at what I’d won–. you, tethered to the couch and growling deep. with dinner, treating all within your realm. to symphonies of snorts and poots and winds. and afterward, you’d smile, as if you were. I FOUND A VILLAGE AND IN IT WERE ALL OUR MISSING WOMEN for Margaret Mascarenhas I found a village and in it were all our missing women, holding guns to the heads of birds. They’d heard the voting had begun, that it had been going on for years without them. They knew their sisters had been bribed with gas cylinders and bicycles, that even grandmas grabbed bags of rice in exchange at the ballot. They showed no resentment. Left all their gold to

ALVERNE BALL

Alverne Ball has a M.F.A in Fiction writing from Columbia College Chicago. He has taught graphic novel writing at Noble charter High School in Chicago. He has written comic and graphic novel material for such companies as Di Bona Ventura Productions, Paramount pictures, Mcgraw-Hill, Lions forge comics, New Paradigm entertainment, Campfire graphic novels, and 133art.com. His writing has been HOME | TIN HOUSEBOOKSAUTHORSWORKSHOPPODCASTTOUR DATESSHOP Privacy & Cookies: This site uses cookies. By continuing to use this website, you agree to their use. To find out more, including how to control cookies, see here

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Submissions | Tin House. View All. Fiction. Nonfiction. Poetry. Interviews. Craft. General. Show All Fiction (498) Nonfiction (534) Poetry (203) Interviews (284) Craft (213) General (1) BETWEEN THE COVERS PODCAST Between the Covers. , a literary radio show and podcast hosted by David Naimon, is brought to you by Tin House and KBOO 90.7FM community radio in Portland, Oregon. These long-form in-depth conversations have been singled out by the Guardian, Book Riot, the Financial Times, and BuzzFeed as one of the most notable book podcasts for writers and

RESIDENCIES

The Tin House Residents will be housed in one of two 900 square ft. studio apartments (with separate entrances) situated between the Tin House Workshop and Tin House Books offices in Northwest Portland. These apartments include a full kitchen, bathroom, and a small living room/office with WiFi. There are a number of coffee shops, restaurants

TIN HOUSE ONLINE

Tin House Online. by Staff. Dear Readers, After much consideration, we have decided that Tin House Online will no longer be publishing original work. This is a difficult decision as we have been proud of the writers featured on our site over the past year as we made the transition from our print magazine to digital-only. MARÍA JOSÉ FERRADA María José Ferrada’s children’s books have been published all over the world. How to Order the Universe has been or is being translated into Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Danish, and German, and is also being published all over the Spanish-speaking world. Ferrada has been awarded numerous prizes, such as the City of Orihuela de Poesía, Premio Hispanoamericano de

LAZY LOVE SONG

Lazy Love Song. by Patricia Smith. For my husband and granddaughter. The other night, I gazed at what I’d won–. you, tethered to the couch and growling deep. with dinner, treating all within your realm. to symphonies of snorts and poots and winds. and afterward, you’d smile, as if you were. I FOUND A VILLAGE AND IN IT WERE ALL OUR MISSING WOMEN for Margaret Mascarenhas I found a village and in it were all our missing women, holding guns to the heads of birds. They’d heard the voting had begun, that it had been going on for years without them. They knew their sisters had been bribed with gas cylinders and bicycles, that even grandmas grabbed bags of rice in exchange at the ballot. They showed no resentment. Left all their gold to

ALVERNE BALL

Alverne Ball has a M.F.A in Fiction writing from Columbia College Chicago. He has taught graphic novel writing at Noble charter High School in Chicago. He has written comic and graphic novel material for such companies as Di Bona Ventura Productions, Paramount pictures, Mcgraw-Hill, Lions forge comics, New Paradigm entertainment, Campfire graphic novels, and 133art.com. His writing has been BETWEEN THE COVERS PODCAST Between the Covers. , a literary radio show and podcast hosted by David Naimon, is brought to you by Tin House and KBOO 90.7FM community radio in Portland, Oregon. These long-form in-depth conversations have been singled out by the Guardian, Book Riot, the Financial Times, and BuzzFeed as one of the most notable book podcasts for writers and

TIN HOUSE ONLINE

Tin House Online. by Staff. Dear Readers, After much consideration, we have decided that Tin House Online will no longer be publishing original work. This is a difficult decision as we have been proud of the writers featured on our site over the past year as we made the transition from our print magazine to digital-only.

THE WAY SHE FEELS

Pub Date: 06/29/2021. List Price: $18.95. Page Count: 250. “Audaciously human and raw. The Way She Feels is a rainbow during the rain.” —Mara Altman. A witty and one-of-a-kind debut graphic memoir detailing and drawing the life of a girl with borderline personality disorder finding her way—and herself—one day at a

time.

WORKSHOP | TIN HOUSE by Patricia Lockwood. The following essay was originally given as a lecture at the Sylvia Beach Hotel as part of our 2018 Poetry Winter Workshop. The alternate title of this, of course, is how the fuck do we write now. Just as the customary greeting of hello has been replaced with what the fuck is going on, and you grab your friend’s

arm

CRAFT INTENSIVES

Tin House is proud to announce our latest virtual Craft Intensives Series. A series of 3-hour-long master classes lead by the incredible Tin House Residents, the Intensives combine close reading, discussion, and in-class writing to offer a potent dose of inspiration and explore what makes writing work when it works.

MEMORY | TIN HOUSE

Stephen King, Kevin Barry, Cheryl Strayed, Colum McCann, and Jodi Angel offer short takes on their strongest memories evoked by a piece of clothing or jewelry. Dana Spiotta and Rachel Kushner, two of America’s sharpest cultural observers, talk about collective memory and the creative process of weaving the personal with the political. JOHN MCPHEE’S GEOLOGY A decades-old highway exposes eons-old strata, which the geologists hammer, peer at, explain. McPhee observes them observing, listens to them making sense of what they see. In so doing, he studies the problem of imagination itself, and—in the books—offers an implicit answer, a conglomerate studded with clues.

WHITE MAGIC

“Beguiling and haunting. . . . Washuta’s voice sears itself onto the skin.” —The New York Times Book Review Bracingly honest and powerfully affecting, White Magic establishes Elissa Washuta as one of our best living essayists. Throughout her life, Elissa Washuta has been surrounded by cheap facsimiles of Native spiritual tools and occult trends, “starter BRIGHT AND DANGEROUS OBJECTS Intimate and captivating, Bright and Dangerous Objects explores the space between ambition and obligation, grappling with questions women have faced for centuries while investigating a future that humanity is only beginning to think about. In frank, honest, and moving prose, author Anneliese Mackintosh moves from sea to sky, head to heart, and LOST & FOUND: ANN HOOD ON PAT BARKER Books and movies about World War I continued to speak to me as I grew into adulthood: Renoir’s Grand Illusion, the Wilfred Owen poem “Anthem for Doomed Youth,” even British mysteries set during that war. By then, I’d learned about metaphor, and what I read and watched about World War I had, to me, powerful metaphors. It wasn’t just about war. No, World War I was about lost youth

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