Pia's Nest: Advancing some more.

April 12, 2007

Advancing some more.

Some more kind words about Famous Fathers & Other Stories:

Pia Z's stories will break your heart in the best way imaginable. I actually gasped aloud several times while reading this astonishing collection--it's that brave, that funny, that shocking, that good.

--Karen Russell, author of St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves

Pia Ehrhardt's compassion for the sorrows of love springs from a sensuous heart and a mind quickened to truth. Her stories travel the road of desire, with a generosity of wit that makes a reader eager, a bit breathless, and in the end grateful for the journey.

--Tom Jenks, editor, Narrative Magazine

hosted by Pia, posted by pia
permalink :: songs { there are 2 } :: sing to me :: feed me

2 Songs:

Oh boy. These are terrific!

a song by Myfanwy Collins, recorded at 10:27 AM

Pia,

I happened upon your website after googling you many months ago when I read your story Famous Fathers in Narrative Magazine. I remember reading that story and actually losing my breath at the very end when she confronts her father. I loved it.

Anyway, I've been checking in ever since. I love the website you've put together, and I'm so happy to hear you'll be reading in NYC! I think it's wonderful that so many people are saying good things about your book. I'll be sure to stop by one of your readings.

Your fan in NYC,
Nora.

a song by Nora, recorded at 4:51 PM

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					April 12, 2007 Advancing some more. Some more kind words about Famous Fathers & Other Stories: Pia Z's stories will break your heart in the best way imaginable. I actually gasped aloud several times while reading this astonishing collection--it's that brave, that funny, that shocking, that good. --Karen Russell, author of St. Lucy's Home for Girls Raised by Wolves Pia Ehrhardt's compassion for the sorrows of love springs from a sensuous heart and a mind quickened to truth. Her stories travel the road of desire, with a generosity of wit that makes a reader eager, a bit breathless, and in the end grateful for the journey. --Tom Jenks, editor, Narrative Magazine hosted by Pia, posted by pia permalink :: songs { there are 2 } :: sing to me :: feed me 2 Songs: Oh boy. These are terrific! a song by Myfanwy Collins, recorded at 10:27 AM Pia, I happened upon your website after googling you many months ago when I read your story Famous Fathers in Narrative Magazine. I remember reading that story and actually losing my breath at the very end when she confronts her father. I loved it. Anyway, I've been checking in ever since. I love the website you've put together, and I'm so happy to hear you'll be reading in NYC! I think it's wonderful that so many people are saying good things about your book. I'll be sure to stop by one of your readings. Your fan in NYC, Nora. a song by Nora, recorded at 4:51 PM sing to me recently So it goes. \| Let the Famous Fathers Book Tour Begin. \| (Thwarted) Springtime in Chicago. \| Easter Basket. \| Interlude. \| StoryQuarterly Joins Narrative Magazine. \| St. Joseph's Altar. \| Six foot baby driver on the loose. \| Produce. \| Division I State Champions. \| aviary July 2003 \| August 2003 \| September 2003 \| October 2003 \| November 2003 \| December 2003 \| January 2004 \| February 2004 \| March 2004 \| April 2004 \| May 2004 \| June 2004 \| July 2004 \| August 2004 \| October 2004 \| November 2004 \| December 2004 \| January 2005 \| February 2005 \| March 2005 \| April 2005 \| May 2005 \| June 2005 \| July 2005 \| August 2005 \| September 2005 \| October 2005 \| November 2005 \| December 2005 \| January 2006 \| February 2006 \| March 2006 \| April 2006 \| May 2006 \| June 2006 \| August 2006 \| September 2006 \| October 2006 \| November 2006 \| December 2006 \| January 2007 \| February 2007 \| March 2007 \| April 2007 \| May 2007 \| June 2007 \| July 2007 \| August 2007 \| September 2007 \| October 2007 \| November 2007 \| December 2007 \|					All text and images copyright 2003-2007 Pia Z. Ehrhardt.

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