Erin McGraw is the author of six books of fiction, most recently Better Food for a Better World: A Novel (Slant Books, 2013). Her stories have appeared in Kenyon Review, Atlantic and many other journals. She lives in Tennessee with her husband, the poet Andrew Hudgins.
Fiction
Fall 2011
Punchline
And this our life, exempt from public haunt, Finds tongues in trees, books in the running brooks, Sermons in stones, and good in everything. —As You Like It, William Shakespeare When […]
Fiction
Autumn 2006
California
Excerpt from the novel Ain’t We Got Fun Everyone said that Lucille was her daddy Jack’s child, right down to the ground. She had his curly hair, his little bandy […]
Fiction
Winter 2004
The Penance Practicum
Father Dom was pleased with his reflection in the mirror. To the front of his cassock he had stapled a big dot cut out of white paper; below the cincture […]
Fiction
Winter 1989
A Thief
No one, looking at her, would have guessed Evelyn to be a woman with pets. She was not generous or immediate with her affections, not quick to call after the […]
Jan/Feb 2018
Teeth
My car didn’t want to start this morning—Dan says it’s the distributor cap—so I was late getting to work, and the first patient was already in the chair. Dr. Ross […]
Summer 2015
Management
Teenagers twine around each other and complain to me about the lame music. Do they think I can do anything about it?
Erin McGraw
A micro-interview with Erin McGraw by KR Associate Heather Crowley. Erin McGraw is the author of five books, most recently the novel The Seamstress of Hollywood Boulevard. She teaches at […]