Posted on 31 December 2017
by J.S. Graustein
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A note from the Editor in Chief When I look back at everything Folded Word published this year, I can’t believe how far this press has come in nine years. From Jessie Carty’s 2008 launch of the YouTube zine Shape of a Box to… Continue Reading “2017 Wrap-Up”
Category: announcements, editorialTags: award, debbie strange, essay, fiction, flash fiction, Gary Schroeder, Jessie carty, js graustein, marcus speh, marietta mcgregor, new england book show, nominations, nominees, paying market, poems, Poetry, pushcart, samantha priestley, Sandra S McRae, submissions, touchstone distinguished book award, william o'daly, zine
Posted on 10 July 2017
by sarahkatgibson
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As an avid reader, I am often curious about how writing process authors use and what inspired them to write. So I was very pleased to find answers to these questions and more when I had the opportunity to interview our own Marcus Speh, author of the newly released Gisela. I hope you enjoy Speh’s insight into the world of writing and please feel free to share it, contemplate it, and talk about it.
Posted on 6 July 2017
by J.S. Graustein
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From fragments of history, Marcus Speh captures the mysterious spiritual journey of a woman who lived when only men’s lives were recorded: Gisela, a Bavarian princess married off to be the first queen of Hungary, then a prisoner, then an abbess and — some eight centuries later — a saint.
Category: Catalogue, print, titlesTags: folded word, gisela, historical fiction, marcus speh, medieval, mosaic novel, novella, princess, saint
Posted on 15 June 2017
by J.S. Graustein
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If you hadn’t quite gotten around to pre-ordering the sustainable edition of Gisela: Princess, Empress, Abbess, Saint by Marcus Speh yet, don’t worry! We’re extending pre-orders until 30 June 2017.
Category: announcements, printTags: abbess, empress, flash fiction, folded word, gisela, historical fiction, marcus speh, medieval, mosaic novel, princess, saint