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Noley Reid

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Noley Reid’s latest book, a collection of stories called Origami Dogs, is forthcoming from Autumn House Press and features stories about women, men, and the dogs who share their lives. Her third book is the novel Pretend We Are Lovely from Tin House Books, which O, The Oprah Magazine called “scrumptious.” Her fiction and nonfiction have appeared in The Southern Review, The Rumpus, Arts & Letters, Meridian, Pithead Chapel, The Lily, Bustle, Confrontation, and Los Angeles Review of Books. She lives in southwest Indiana with her husband, son, mom, a rabbit, and two of the best dogs in the world.

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Pretend We Are Lovely

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In the Breeze of Passing Th...

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So There!

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Coming Home: A 2010 Main St...

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Origami Dogs

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If You Must Know

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“We turned red and clumsy with each other, shy for having believed we could be different, that we could be whatever it was we wanted.”
Nicole Louise Reid, In the Breeze of Passing Things: A Novel

“We are in a permanent state of temporary.”
Nicole Louise Reid, In the Breeze of Passing Things: A Novel

“Clint has this way of looking only at Vivvy when he talks, and I don’t know why but it makes my stomach feel homesick.”
Noley Reid, Pretend We Are Lovely

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