31 Days of Stories 2026, Day 17: “Penetrating Wind Over Open Lake” by Elise Levine
There is a tension between the free-floating style and structure of Levine's story and Paisley's notions regarding claustrophobia and confinement.
“A form that is especially well suited to obsessive characters”: Elise Levine on the novella, true crime, and her new book, Say This
“I wanted to examine alternatives to framing narratives about sexual exploitation and violent crime,” says the author about her two linked novellas.
31 Days of Stories 2020, Day 27: “Baby Jesus and the Intruder” by Elise Levine
Elise Levine, sui generis.