BookPage Calls Duff's Fire Ants a “Stimulating Collection”
The book review magazine BookPage has just reviewed Gerald Duff’s new short story collection Fire Ants. Reviewer Harvey Freedenberg calls Fire Ants a “stimulating collection.” From the review: “Calling a short story writer a “Southern writer” inevitably conjures up images of giants like Flannery O’Connor and Eudora Welty. While Gerald Duff hasn’t reached that eminence, his collection Fire Ants is a fine addition to the genre” …
Gerald Duff Shares Responses to His Upcoming Book of Short Stories
Gerald Duff, author of the well-received novel Coasters (NewSouth Books, 2001) and Fire Ants, a new collection of short stories from NewSouth, shares these responses to “The Way a Blind Man Tracks Light,” a short story from Fire Ants which appeared in the most recent issue of The Kenyon Review …
Gerald Duff Story Now Available from Kenyon Review
The Kenyon Review literary magazine has just released their Summer 2007 issue, including the story “The Way a Blind Man Tracks Light” by Gerald Duff. Kenyon Review editor David Lynn calls the story “terrific, haunting, and rare” …
NewSouth Books Announces Spring 2007 Book Line
NewSouth announces three intriguing new titles for the Spring 2007 season: Gerald Duff’s hilarious short story collection Fire Ants; Coach Bill Elder’s memoir All Guts, No Glory; and The Judge, a biography of Judge Frank Johnson, Jr. …