The Latest:
“Edwin”
Short Story
Queen’s Quarterly; Summer 2024 Vol. 131 No. 2
Black Pulp Book Review
Academic Book Review of Brooks E. Hefner’s Black Pulp: Genre Fiction in the Shadow of Jim Crow
Published in The Journal of American Culture
See also:
Ballad of a Thin Man: Surveying Methods of ‘Improvising on a Self'”
Queen’s Works in Progress Event Presentation
“Walking Home”
Creative-nonfiction short story
Published in Quilt Mini: Threads.
Lake Effect 10
An anthology of work by students in Advanced Creative Writing at Queen’s University. My short stories “Ballad of a Thin Man” and “Wild Rover” are featured.
Purchases Closed. If interested in purchasing, contact me at daniel.green@queensu.ca.
Otherwise, read “Ballad of a Thin Man” and “Wild Rover” here.
About
Daniel Green is a writer and PhD Candidate at Western University. His stories, poetry, and academic writing have been published in Queen’s Quarterly, The Journal of American Culture, The Undergraduate Review, Lake Effect 10, and more. He is the winner of the 2021 McIlquham Foundation Prize in English (valued at $4700) for his short story “Ballad of a Thin Man” and The Queen’s Journal’s 2020 poetry contest.
Daniel founded Quilt, an undergraduate literary journal at Queen’s University that publishes both academic essays on literature and creative writing (now entering it’s fifth annual volume). The essence of Quilt shows itself in his research questions: what is “creative” and what is “academic?” What is “playful” and what is “serious?” Daniel has been invited to speak internationally about his research on video games.
He has worked as a programmer, technical write, and teaching and research assistant. He has recently finished a novella manuscript.