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Christine Schutt

Christine Schutt is the author of two short story collections and three novels. She has been a finalist for both the National Book Award (Florida) and Pulitzer Prize (All Souls). Among other honours, Schutt has twice won the O. Henry Short Story Prize. She is the recipient of the New York Foundation of the Arts and Guggenheim Fellowships. Schutt lives and teaches in New York.

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Fiction | The Online Edition

Fiction | The Online Edition

Oh, the Obvious

Christine Schutt

‘A wizened spring, the sickly prickly pear and organ pipe cacti were so riddled with holes they might have been targets.’

Fiction | The Online Edition

Fiction | The Online Edition

The Duchess of Albany

Christine Schutt

‘The permanence of his absence is a noise she hears when she listens to how quiet.’

Essays & Memoir | Issue 142

Essays & Memoir | Issue 142

A Prize

Christine Schutt

‘He picked our little sister’s laces loose and made her cry.’