Tina May Hall

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Tina May Hall


Born
in The United States
January 01, 1972

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Tina May Hall's stories have appeared or are forthcoming in 3rd bed, the minnesota review, Quarterly West, Black Warrior Review, Water-Stone Review, Fairy Tale Review, and other journals. Her novella in prose poems, All the Day's Sad Stories, was published by Caketrain Press in the spring of 2009.

She teaches at Hamilton College and lives in the snowy Northeast with her husband and son in a house with a ghost in the radiator. Some days, she spends with her ear pressed to the wall. Some days, she snowshoes with her son to the wolf-ring in the woods where they drink hot chocolate and howl until the crows chase them home.
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Average rating: 4.05 · 127 ratings · 20 reviews · 6 distinct works
Choose Wisely: 35 Women Up ...

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All The Day's Sad Stories

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The Lineup: 20 Provocative ...

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Fairy Tale Review: The Red ...

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Heavy Feather Review Volume 6

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“We pass each other notes in the hollows of our collarbones.”
Tina May Hall, The Physics of Imaginary Objects

“We love our secrets; anything hidden is so dear to us, we who are always on display”
Tina May Hall, The Physics of Imaginary Objects

“I sang colors to counteract the onset of gray winter. Cadmium yellow, brown madder, cerulean blue, I whispered, invoking pause.”
Tina May Hall, The Physics of Imaginary Objects



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