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Caleb Tankersley

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Caleb Tankersley's debut story collection Sin Eaters won the 2021 Permafrost Book Prize. He is also the author of the poetry chapbook Jesus Works the Night Shift His stories, poems, essays, and reviews appear in Carve, The Cimarron Review, Hobart, Pacifica Literary Review, Puerto del Sol, and other magazines. He has won the Wabash Prize in Fiction from Sycamore Review and the Big Sky, Small Prose contest from CutBank. He is currently the Managing Director for Split/Lip Press. He lives with his partner Richie in Seattle. ...more

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Sin Eaters: Stories (Permaf...

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This was such a gorgeous collection! The prose moved seamlessly into surprising directions, sometimes dancing just along the speculative line that keeps a reader interested and guessing. Each story was unique while also circling central themes of bel ...more
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A truly stunning debut! The highlight was watching each character deepen, layer by layer, as the book progresses. Your impressions of Robin, Naomi, Will, and many other characters are constantly being built up only to be immediately complicated, thwa ...more
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Caleb Tankersley tadpole wrote: "Oh wow, you added a picture! When did that happen?"
very recently. I've been getting much more active on goodreads the last few weeks, as I anticipate using it quite frequently once I'm out of school and have real time on my hands to read. (I've been working on this Best American Short Stories book for months!)


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Matt Oh wow, you added a picture! When did that happen?


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Matt Great to see you active on the site today. Do you think that this will be a recurring thing, or are you limiting yourself to yearly visits?;)




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