Megin Jimenez

Megin Jimenez is the author of Mongrel Tongue, a book of prose poems and hybrid texts, selected by Daniel Borzutzky for the 1913 First Book Prize. Her work has appeared in Kenyon Review, Gulf Coast, Action, Spectacle, and other journals. She writes about books at megin.substack.com.

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Narrative Pyrotechnics Fizzle in “Ghost-Eye”
Home and Away in “The Oyster Diaries” by Nancy Lemann 
Strange Magic and Jaunty American Style in “Exit Zero”
What a Short Story Can Hold: A Conversation with Amy Stuber about “Sad Grownups”
Excavating the Character in “Role Play”
Refusing the Spectacle of Post-Apocalyptic Survival in “Termush”
At the Edge of the Plausible in “Mothers and Dogs”
Seeing Through the Kaleidoscope of “Ordinary Notes”
Unlikable Protagonists and Morality in “The Easy Life”
A Transformation Unnamed in “Girl”