Spirit Seizures - Pritchard, Melissa
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In Spirit Seizures, the past brushes up against the present, the voices of both the sane and the obsessed are heard, and the spirits speaking unbidden through the mouths of some spurn others who desire them most. Some dwell contentedly on the surface of life, even making a science or an art of what they see around them, but many of the characters in these stories see--sometimes calmly, sometimes with agitation--beneath life's surface. With humor and poignancy, these stories follow the elusive currents that link us to the eternal, the fluid boundaries that wash between love and mourning.

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In Spirit Seizures, the past brushes up against the present, the voices of both the sane and the obsessed are heard, and the spirits speaking unbidden through the mouths of some spurn others who desire them most. Some dwell contentedly on the surface of life, even making a science or an art of what they see around them, but many of the characters in these stories see--sometimes calmly, sometimes with agitation--beneath life's surface. With humor and poignancy, these stories follow the elusive currents that link us to the eternal, the fluid boundaries that wash between love and mourning.
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MELISSA PRITCHARD is the author of twelve books, including a biography and collection of essays. Her first short story collection, Spirit Seizures, won the 1988 Flannery O'Connor Award for Short Fiction, the Carl Sandburg Award, the James Phelan Award from the San Francisco Foundation and was named a New York Times Editor's Choice and Notable Book of the Year. A five time winner of Pushcart and O. Henry Prizes and consistently cited in Best American Short Stories, Melissa has published fiction and non-fiction in such literary journals, anthologies, textbooks, magazines as The Paris Review, Ploughshares, A Public Space, Conjunctions, Agni, Ecotone, The Gettysburg Review, O, The Oprah Magazine, The Nation, the New York Times and the Chicago Tribune. A recent Marguerite and Lamar Smith Fellow at the Carson McCullers Center for Writers and Musicians in Columbus, Georgia, Melissa's newest novel is Tempest: The Extraordinary Life of Fanny Kemble (2021). www.melissapritchard.com.