Category: Donna Miscolta
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– Donna Miscolta’s short story “Fleeing Fat Allen: is published in the March issue of Conversations Across Borders. $2.00 per story or poem or $10 for the issue. Money raised from this issue goes to support VIDA: Women in Literary…
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– Donna Miscolta’s creative non-fiction piece “Home Is Where the Wart Is” is published in the Winter 2011 issue of Kartika Review. Read it here.–Donna Miscolta’s fiction was published inΒ Issue #11Β of Cha. –
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– We at Cha are very glad to announce that Donna Miscolta’sΒ dΓ©butΒ novel When the de la Cruz Family Danced has recently been published by Hong Kong-based Signal 8 Press. On her website, Donna writes: ‘One of my stories, which happened…
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– Read an interview with Donna Miscolta, whose novel When the de la Cruz Family Danced has recently been published by Signal 8 Press. – Donna Miscolta’s fiction was published in Issue #11 of Cha. – –
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