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Posted on May 6, 2009 by Angie

Hollow Woman

This story will be in the July issue of Farrago’s Wainscot. The Wainscot, btw, won the Million Writers Award for Best New Online Magazine.

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Smibert surrounds Bone with a loving, complicated extended family and gives her plot just enough heft for both realism and reader engagement. The coal-field setting is particularly well-drawn, with details such as children at play sliding down a slag heap instead of a snowdrift. Feed-sack dresses aren’t a cliché here, and neither is Smibert’s language, which feels real and down-to-earth, like her characters. “The morning wore on like a sermon on a hot day…

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