Footnotes

My short story "Footnotes" is cited (along with J.G. Ballard and Peter Greenaway, among others) in an academic article, "Textual Prostheses" by Craig Dworkin, in Comparative Literature, Winter 2005.

Uh oh, this smells literary 2008

"Footnotes" -- my first story, originally published in Fantasy & Science Fiction, August 2001

Free Finlay Online 2009

In last Sunday's Boston Globe, Caroline Leavitt says this of Mark Dunn's Ibid: A Life -- A Novel in Footnotes:

Book Reviewing 2010

"Footnotes" in Chinese -- looks like a student translation exercise: how'd they do?

Free Finlay Online 2009

His first story, "On Skua Island," was published in the same issue of F&SF as my first story, "Footnotes," but for some reason he got the cover illustration.

ccfinlay: If I Had A Tag For Pimpage, I'd Use It Here ccfinlay 2007

I always remember being somewhat embarrassed walking with Dad down Hancock Street in Bedford Stuyvesant as he insisted on handing out his "Footnotes" newsletter to everyone we walked past.

David Jones: Up From Poverty 2009

For the love of my muse, this feels wrong: the last time I only had one new story published in a year was back in 2001, and that was "Footnotes," which hardly felt like a story at all.

A Good Week raecarson 2007

His first story, "On Skua Island," was published in the same issue of F&SF as my first story, "Footnotes," but for some reason he got the cover illustration.

The Wages Of Happiness raecarson 2007

The brief, teasing "Footnotes" consists entirely of footnotes.

ccfinlay: New goal: Become frequently memorable ccfinlay 2005

So, I learned at AWP that the "Footnotes" section from Moi ENGLISH BRICK has been used in at least two workshops for -- and I love that we're not talking typical poetry workshop here -- the Austin Street Senior Center in Forest Hills, N.Y. and the Berkeley Rehabilitation Center in White Plains, N.Y.

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