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Rae Bryant

Location Somewhere between Washington D.C. and Baltimore
Occupation Writer, Editor
Website http://www.raebryant.com

Books by Rae Bryant
  • by Rae Bryant
    Patasola Press, 2011.

  • by edited by Richard Peabody, and Lucinda Ebersole
    Paycock Press, 2011.

  • by Richard Peabody
    Paycock Press, 2012.

  • by Nicole Monaghan
    lulu.com, 2011.
    • About Me

    Rae Bryant’s short story collection, The Indefinite State of Imaginary Morals, released from Patasola Press, NY, in June 2011. Her stories have appeared or are soon forthcoming in The Paris Review (online), StoryQuarterly, McSweeney’s Internet Tendency, BLIP Magazine, Gargoyle Magazine, and Redivider, among other publications and have been nominated for the Pen/Hemingway, Pen Emerging Writers, and Pushcart awards. She writes essays and reviews for such places as New York Journal of Books, Puerto del Sol, The Nervous Breakdown, Portland Book Review and Beatrice.com. She is the 2012 Patasola New York City Summer Writing Resident and has received fellowships from the VCCA and The Johns Hopkins University, where she earned a Masters in Writing, teaches creative writing, and is editor in chief of the university-housed literary and arts journal, The Doctor T. J. Eckleburg Review.

    Why do you write?

    I can't stop.

    Any favorite authors? Books?

    Denis Johnson, Flannery O'Connor, Cormac McCarthy, Donald and Frederick Barthelme, Kurt Vonnegut, Gabriel García Márquez, Margaret Atwood, Lydia Davis, Ernest Hemingway, Thomas Pynchon, Franz Kafka, Virginia Woolf, Vladimir Nabokov, William Faulkner, Mary Gaitskill John Cheever...

    Rae Bryant's Wall

    Jules Archer – Dec 08, 2010

    Rae - many thanks for reading and commenting on "The Death of Me".

    Susan Tepper – Dec 07, 2010

    Rae thanks for reading "blinking blinking" and what you wrote about it. I wrote it at the height of the BP oil spill. Things are still bad with the oil but the media has dropped it and everyone thinks its safe to eat shrimp. Thanks, Rae

    Mary Guterson – Oct 06, 2010

    thanks for the support!

    Sara – Oct 06, 2010

    Rae, Thank you so much for tracking down To-Die-For. I feel really lucky to have you as a reader.

    See ya – Oct 06, 2010

    I know we're not suppose to have favorites among our children, but the sentence you mentioned from your reading of my story "Sweet Sour" is my favorite child of this litter. Thank you for taking the time to read and comment. Much appreciated.

    Jack Swenson – Oct 05, 2010

    Rae, I appreciate the mini-review of my post 9/11 story. Very welcome. Very nice.

    Susan Tepper – Oct 05, 2010

    Hi Rae, thank you for the read on "things" and for mentioning that line "corpuscels in the melt." I have a fondness for it too but you are the first to single it out. Cheers! Susan

    Kathy Fish – Oct 05, 2010

    Rae, wow, you deserve a medal or at least an ice cream cone for all the stories and poems you've read this morning. I really appreciate your reading and commenting on the (relatively long) story "Snow." Very kind of you.

    Sara – Aug 05, 2010

    Rae, thanks for finding, reading, and commenting on Spring. Your note made me smile -- I'm so glad the story worked for you.

    Sara – Jul 19, 2010

    Rae, thanks so much for reading Girl. I really appreciate it.

    Mark Reep – Jul 19, 2010

    Hi Rae, nice to hear from you. All best.

    Rae Bryant – Jul 19, 2010

    Thank you, everyone, for the warm welcome!

    Darryl Price – Jul 18, 2010

    Really enjoyed the website.

    Micah Dean Hicks – Jul 18, 2010

    Hi, Rae! Nice selection of favorite authors you got there.

    Laura Ellen Scott – Jul 18, 2010

    Hi Rae--I don't come here as often as I used to, but good to see you here!

    Marko Fong – Jul 18, 2010

    Nice to see you here, Rae.

    Rae Bryant – Jul 18, 2010

    Oh, and thanks on the kudos.

    R. A. Allen – Jul 18, 2010

    Heya back. Liked the part about him cuddling her arm like a teddy bear. Macabre. How's Moon Milk?

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