Edith Pearlman
Edith Pearlman’s fiction has won three O. Henry Prizes and has appeared three times in Best American Short Stories, twice in The Pushcart Prize, and once in New Stories from the South. She is the author of three short-story collections: Vaquita, Love Among the Greats, and How to Fall. “Vallies” will be included in her fourth collection, Binocular Vision: New and Selected Stories, to be published as the debut title of Lookout Books in January 2011.
Articles
- The Ministry of Restraint
From that moment of death averted, of survival insured, Alain and the woman had been twisted together like cars in the wreck that hadn’t happened.
- Borrowing Life: Berry Morgan’s “The Hill”
An introduction to Berry Morgan's "The Hill"
- Vallies
They craved her company. They wanted to hear the tales that Val had concocted with them when they were younger. Case Histories of Ethical Dilemmas, Val called her stories.
