In the ninth installment in BOMB’s Fiction for Driving Across America series, Charlie Smith reads an excerpt from his novel Three Delays, published by Harper Perennial. Read an interview with Charlie Smith by John Reed here or pick up a copy of Issue 115, on newsstands September 15th.
Listen to a BOMB podcast! In the seventh installment in BOMB’s Fiction for Driving Across America series, Joshua Furst reads the short story “Black Ice,” published in BOMB 111’s First Proof literary supplement, along with an excerpt from his novel The Sabotage Café published by Knopf.
“This Is Not a Love Story” by Lydia Peelle appears in her collection Reasons for and Advantages of Breathing, out now from Harper Perennial. It is the sixth installment in BOMB’s Fiction for Driving Across America series.
In this issues’ edition of Fiction For Driving Across America. Frederic Tuten reads his story “The Bar On Tompkins Square Park”.
This podcast was recorded at the studios of Art on Air.
Ben Ehrenreich’s story “Everything You See Is Real” was this issue’s Fiction For Driving. You can read the full text of the story here. For the aurally inclined you can listen to the podcast.
In BOMB’s first ever podcast, author Jesmyn Ward reads from her novel “Where the Line Bleeds”.
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