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News and Jottings

New review in ForeWord magazine

I’m excited by a new review, really my first national review in print. You can read it online here. Here’s my favorite part:

“Scott Muskin is a very smart writer; each page is packed with literary, cultural, and historical references. Cliches are stood on their heads, metaphors barely kept from bleeding into each other. While his approach isnt inviting, it is truly compelling.”

Also exciting: I’ll be reading with fellow U of M alum Nicole Johns at Magers and Quinn bookstore in Minneapolis on July 12 at 7:00. More to come on THAT, to be sure.

Chicago Reading at Barbara’s

chicago totallyI don’t like wind. It makes Frisbees less enjoyable, it drops branches into my yard, and it sends the Baby Jogger off on unauthorized adventures. BUT I will embrace wind for all I’m worth when I head to Chicago next weekend to read at Barbara’s Bookstore on Halsted (the UIC Campus Store).

Come join me. Tell your friends and neighbors, whether they be windy or or just gassy.

May 22, 7:30 P.M. at Barbara’s Bookstore UIC.

p.s. From Barbara’s Twitter page about my book: ”Fantastic…Like a Midwestern Woody Allen.” I love it!

How to Find My Novel: CorAzoN

For upcoming readings in Omaha and Minneapolis, click here.

Another in a step-by-step video guide to finding my novel, this time in downtown Minneapolis at the fabulous CorAzoN art and gift store. Click through previous posts for more videos, and enjoy. Thanks for watching, and for visiting my site. 

How to Find My Novel: Common Good Books

for info on my upcoming readings, click here.

A lot of people have asked me, fortunately for me, “where can I find your novel?” And the simple answer is to tell them which bookstores in what towns have it in stock. I don’t care much for simple answers. So I’m making videos.

How to Find My Novel: U of M Bookstore

for info on my upcoming readings, click here.

A lot of people have asked me, fortunately for me, “where can I find your novel?” And the simple answer is to tell them which bookstores in what towns have it in stock. I don’t care much for simple answers. So I’m making videos.