praise for Studies in the Hereafter "a true original" - Kirkus "A soaring tribute to any human life, in all its flawed glory." - Diagram "Wild and imaginative." - Charles Yu "A novel … Read More about Sean Bernard
Studies in the Hereafter
Studies in the Hereafter
A disillusioned office bureaucrat in the afterlife has come to realize that maybe heaven isn't all it's cracked up to be. Bored by the endless routine of work, golf, and vegan food, he finds his one…
Desert Sonorous: Stories
Desert sonorous: stories
Undercover space aliens share an RV outside Tucson. A high school girl tries to make sense of the shooting of Gabby Giffords. Basketball fans stalk their team's head coach. A young couple falls in and…
How to Gift on Easter
As everyone knows, Easter is a great time to give – and, even better – to receive gifts. Since gift-giving and gift-receiving can be a little fraught, even during such an ordinary gift-giving holiday as Easter, I thought it’d be helpful to share a few pointers for both you amazing givers and, maybe more importantly, […]
On Being Hacked Off, Judged by Authorial Spies, and a story by Manuel Muñoz
I went on a trip across Los Angeles last week/end and “realized” myself in a really nifty place where some – only some – of Gandhi’s ashes are scattered. Then I went to the Getty Villa, an amazing recreation of a Vesuvian something. Then a winery in Malibu. I was with two of my high […]
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Ordinary Bio: Sean Bernard lives and teaches creative writing at the University of La Verne in southern California, where he edits the journal Prism Review. He holds degrees from Arizona, Oregon … Read More about About