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An aspiring writer for three of his four decades on the planet, Storey Clayton recently earned an MFA in Creative Nonfiction at West Virginia University (May 2021). He’s worked as a youth counselor, debate coach, strategic analyst, development director, rideshare driver, and poker player. His nonfiction has appeared in more than twenty literary journals, including Southeast Review, upstreet, Pleiades, Typehouse Literary Magazine, and Blue Earth Review. His coming-of-age novel "Loosely Based" was published in 2003. He has an essay in the recently published "Hindsight" anthology (ed. Steve Fowler) about the 2020 pandemic. ...more

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Loosely Based: A Novel

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Chilling, brilliant, stellar. An updated 1984 and Brave New World, the best book I've read this year, a contender for my top 25 if not higher. Should be required reading everywhere. Entertaining and quick to boot, but just exactly what we need to be ...more
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Another book that's up to the hype. Simply beautiful throughout, highly surprising, treats nature and humans with a reverence and care unusual in the contemporary time. I went into this knowing just a little and I wish I'd known even less, but such i ...more
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A compelling and exciting page-turner. Vastly weaker than The God of the Woods, however, and I've been trying to think about why. (Also slightly disappointing to see that both prominently feature women cops, making it a bit repetitive/tropey, despite ...more
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One of the best post-apocalyptic books I've ever read, possibly the best. Compelling, insightful, painfully vivid, and not as overwhelmingly cynical about humanity or its ability to cooperate as many of its counterparts. Also has more to say about th ...more
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