The Art of Fugue - Clattenburg, Will
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At times reminiscent of John Cheever, The Art of Fugue is the very stuff of reality: mundane and extraordinary allat once. With an eye for detail and a knack for dialogue, Clattenburg celebrates the minutiaeof modern American life-oversized parking lots, Led Zeppelin, the elliptical machine-to create characters who feel like friends and lovers we have known. Throughout this collection, often breathless in nature, small moments make an unknowingly large impact, forcing us to reconsider past relationships we may have tried (and failed) to put to rest. -Amy Dupcak, author of Dust The stories in…mehr

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At times reminiscent of John Cheever, The Art of Fugue is the very stuff of reality: mundane and extraordinary allat once. With an eye for detail and a knack for dialogue, Clattenburg celebrates the minutiaeof modern American life-oversized parking lots, Led Zeppelin, the elliptical machine-to create characters who feel like friends and lovers we have known. Throughout this collection, often breathless in nature, small moments make an unknowingly large impact, forcing us to reconsider past relationships we may have tried (and failed) to put to rest. -Amy Dupcak, author of Dust The stories in Will Clattenburg's The Art of Fugue are banal revelations, and it is precisely the banality-its realness-that makes epiphany hurt. Each story captures perfectly an imperfect moment, with a quiet flash, with the most subdued flamboyance. It is a rare treat to watch such a dexterous and skilled storyteller at work! -Lily Hoang, author of A Bestiary
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Will Clattenburg was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and attended Yale University, graduating with a BA in English. He has taught in public schools at the elementary level for over ten years, first in Brooklyn, New York then in Albuquerque, New Mexico. For the 2020-2021 school year, he taught "live" from his bedroom, using his eight-year-old's art easel in lieu of blackboard. His short story collection, The Art of Fugue, was published in 2020, and several of his stories have appeared in journals and books, most recently The Best Short Stories of Philadelphia and Crack the Spine's The Year Anthology. He received an MFA in Creative Writing from New Mexico State University and lives with his family in Albuquerque.