I Think I'll Stay Here Forever - Choundas, George
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In George Choundas's I Think I'll Stay Here Forever, winner of the Press 53 Award for Short Fiction, "here" is so many places-from the quasi-mythical tanker ship Katingo to the New York subway to the aisles of a cathedral-turned-supermarket to the streets of Cuba, where roosters duel like gods and breezes "blow at the same speed, with the same delicate and diffused intensity, as a human breath." Wherever they find themselves, Choundas's characters stay with us long after we finish reading. These are the faces of old friends who are always yet full of "surprises, disconnections, the rhythm of…mehr

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In George Choundas's I Think I'll Stay Here Forever, winner of the Press 53 Award for Short Fiction, "here" is so many places-from the quasi-mythical tanker ship Katingo to the New York subway to the aisles of a cathedral-turned-supermarket to the streets of Cuba, where roosters duel like gods and breezes "blow at the same speed, with the same delicate and diffused intensity, as a human breath." Wherever they find themselves, Choundas's characters stay with us long after we finish reading. These are the faces of old friends who are always yet full of "surprises, disconnections, the rhythm of the world flinging itself successively into us-we who pretended we had it mastered."
Autorenporträt
George Choundas (KOON-duss) is a Cuban- and Greek-American, a former FBI agent, and an NEA Creative Writing Fellow. In addition to I Think I'll Stay Here Forever (winner of the Press 53 Award for Short Fiction), he has published a book of essays, Until All You See Is Sky (winner of the EastOver Prize for Nonfiction) and a book of stories, The Making Sense of Things (winner of the Ronald Sukenick Innovative Fiction Prize). He is a three-time Pushcart Prize nominee with work in over seventy-five publications, including The Best Small Fictions. His Greek great-grandfather, a fisherman, was murdered by pirates off Aegina. His Cuban great-grandfather, a lumberjack, was killed by a tree off perpendicular by several accelerating degrees.