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Kirk Sever

KIRK SEVER teaches writing at three colleges in the Los Angeles area. You can find his film, music, and book reviews in The Colorado Review, No Ripcord, the Literary Review, and Rain Taxi, and his stories and poetry in Permafrost, Storgy, and The New Short Fiction Series. In addition to being recognized by the Academy of American Poets, Kirk's short story collection, They Crawl to the Surface, was semi-finalist in Ohio State's The Journal Book Prize. Currently, Kirk is editing the last twenty pages of his novel, Bruises That Won't Heal.

March Madness Flash Fiction Contest!

January 14, 2022 Contributed By: Kirk Sever

March Madness Flash Fiction Contest

The top 16 contenders will be selected by MAYDAY fiction editors and the winners will be determined by popular vote on social media beginning March 14.

Filed Under: Featured Fiction, Featured Poetry, Fiction, Hybrid, Poetry Posted On: January 14, 2022

An interview with Eric Boyd
by Kirk Sever

September 23, 2021 Contributed By: Eric Boyd, Kirk Sever

Eric Boyd

“I find a lot of comfort in nihilism.” Eric Boyd on David Bowie, black and white films, and the end of the world.

Filed Under: Featured Content, Featured Fiction, Featured Interviews, Fiction, Interviews Posted On: September 23, 2021

Sellouts 1970: Love Story: The Year a Screenplay-Turned-Novel Almost Broke the National Book Award
by Kirk Sever

January 25, 2021 Contributed By: Kirk Sever

Welcome to Sellouts: 50 Years of Bestsellers, the feature where we pore over the best most popular fiction in America from the last half-century, one year at a time. * For our first installment, we visit an all too familiar setting: a United States fed-up-with and angry about government ineptitude and civil rights inequalities. No, […]

Filed Under: Essays, Featured Essays, Fiction Posted On: January 25, 2021

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