Bluebird: (Softcover: $20: ISBN: 978-1-68114-445-0; Hardcover: $35: ISBN: 978-1-68114-446-7; Ebook: $2.99: ISBN: 978-1-68114-447-4; LCCN: 2018907159; Fiction—Literary; Edited by Kristen Cole; Release: October 1, 2018; Purchase on Amazon or Barnes & Noble): is the story of a man turning to stone. Following his young son’s death, Henry Dunstan yearns to become insentient and impervious to sorrow. He turns to boulders, marble, and flint to gain wisdom, guided by a decades-old vision he experienced while visiting with a carnival psychic in St. Louis.
Michael Smith is a writer and Francophile residing in Salt Lake City, Utah. His short works of fiction and creative nonfiction have appeared in The Hopper, The Los Angeles Review of Los Angeles, The Baltimore Review, The Delmarva Review, Bacopa Literary Review, Drunk Monkeys, Blue Lake Review, and other literary journals. Michael is a recent Pushcart Prize nominee.
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