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The View from Below (First Series (Minneapolis, Minn.).)

1 review
Lindsey Crittenden

Mid-List Press, 1999

Nice work!
These stories are subtle, articulate and intelligent -- probably too much so for the likes of your average Kirkus reviewer. With the exception, possibly, of the title story, which is a bit tiring, the stories here all manage that subtlest of tricks in short fiction: they create drama and narrative suspense without much in the way of conventional plot, instead relying on character, vivid physical ...

Turnstile: Fiction, Poetry, Art, Interview, Essays-Vol.IV, No.2 (Volume IV, No. 2)
Ron Tanner, Jennifer Blanc, Laura Schiller, Linda Hartford, Pat Blashill, Lindsey Crittenden, Sary Kelly, Barry Kitterman, Dabney Stuart and Philip Cioffari, Pam Houston Roger Lopata

Turnstile Press, Inc., 1993

Paperback. 1993 Turnstile Press, Inc. New York, NY A collection of submissions from:Roger Lopata, Ron Tanner, Jennifer Blanc, Laura Schiller, Linda Hartford, Pat Blashill, Lindsey Crittenden, Sary Kelly, Barry Kitterman, Dabney Stuart and Philip Cioffari. 120 pages. Includes an interview with Pam Houston.

The Water Will Hold You
Lindsey Crittenden

Random House Inc, 2007

The Water Will Hold You: A Skeptic Learns to Pray

8 reviews
Lindsey Crittenden

Harmony, 2007

Clearing a Path
Lindsey Crittenden is intelligent and discerning; not one who would turn to God or prayer on faith alone. She is also a person to whom life has given an unusual amount of loss. The fire of isolation brought her into an Episcopalian church, where she met people who believe in God and the teachings of Jesus yet who welcome questions, keen intellect, and authentic sharing of the vulnerability of ...

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