A bit later, I went to school at Michigan State University, where I studied economics and co-founded a literary magazine called Oats. I grew up in Troy, Michigan, where the Troy Public Library provided my foundation I can recall the swish of its automatic vestibule with perfect sensory clarity. You can reach me via email: The dance of death: death finds an author writing his life, 1827, Edward Hull You can find a high-resolution version of the portrait above right here. If you are looking for a short bio to use in an introduction, please follow this link. In 2020, I wrote a serial that was published daily for two weeks on the front page of the Mercury News and the East Bay Times! It was a total throwback, and one of the great honors of my writing life so far. I’ve written fiction and commentary for many different publications. We haven’t revealed too much information about it yet - not even the title - so if you’re interested in learning more, I recommend subscribing to my email newsletter, which you can do at the bottom of this page. I have a new novel on the way from MCD×FSG. My app Fish is a new kind of book entirely. My 2009 novella Annabel Scheme was an early Kickstarter success. In addition to those, I’ve published many short stories and digital projects. Penumbra’s 24-Hour Bookstore, a New York Times Best Seller published in 2012, and Sourdough, a non-New York Times Best Seller but still very good book published in 2017.

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Sourdough by Robin Sloan