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Three Rooms Press
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1941110401
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9781941110409
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Songs of My Selfie : an Anthology of Millennial Stories
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176 Pages
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English
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2016
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Contemporary Women, Anthologies (Multiple Authors), Literary
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Fiction
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"Prophets of the End Times, just looking for a way forward." --Ben Loory, author, ? Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day "Songs of My Selfie'alternates between snapshots of self-doubt, self-discovery, and self-determination.'It's sweet and confident and deft and challenging." --Zac Hill, CFO, The Future Project ; former lead game designer, Magic: The Gathering "For a generation of screen addicts, these millennials sure can write. Constance Renfrow and crew give me faith in the future." --Mickey Hess, author, The Nostalgia Echo "Wry tales that yearn, squirm and slam." --Ron Dakron, author, Hello Devilfish!, "Doing for "bad Millennials" what Bad Feminist did for uncertain feminists, Songs of My Selfie celebrates the Millennial stereotypes -- flaws and all . . . this story collection not only stands up for Millennials, it gives Millennials a place to stand up for themselves." Bustle "10 Books that Celebrate the Millennial Spirit" "Who can write about Millennials better than Millennials themselves? This collection of 17 short stories, all by writers under the age of 26, is a cross section of Millennial life, showcasing the best and the worst, the highs and the lows of the "selfie" generation." RedEye Chicago "This anthology dispels the myths that millennials are a generation of self-absorbed, shiftless, shallow children. Instead, these 17 writers--all age 26 or younger--paints a new cohort of intelligent people dealing with very real problems unique to their challenging economic and social situations." -- San Francisco Book Review "Songs of My Selfie is an enchanting, heartrending, and utterly relatable read for any and all millennials. This is a wonderful collection of stories from some of the brightest young writers today." -- Portland Book Review "This collection is a testament to the life of the Millennial and the very real quarter-life crisis . . . The intent of this book is to rebuke the very image elicited from reading the title: Millennials are more than gloomy young men who sing depressing songs into their iPhones or vain young women who purse their lips to take the perfect Instagram photo." -- BookPage " Songs of My Selfie alternates between snapshots of self-doubt, self-discovery, and self-determination. It's sweet and confident and deft and challenging." --Zac Hill, former lead game designer, Magic: The Gathering ; Chief Innovation Officer, The Future Project "Rather than trying to shake off the stereotypes thrust upon them by a dying generation, the authors of Song of My Selfie wear their flaws on their shoulders and dare you to mention them. . . . If you want a preview of some writers with brighter futures than the newspapers anticipate, well, here you go." --JF Sargent, Editor, Cracked.com "Bad news first: nothing makes you feel older than reading very good stories written by very young writers. At the same time, nothing is more exhilarating. The stories collected here are sharp, funny, and, dare I say it, wise. This is the book you want to read if you are curious about who'll be driving the truck in a few years." --Ethan Rutherford, author, The Peripatetic Coffin and Other Stories "Fills an important gap in literature, not just as a short story collection about millennials, but as an anthology written by them--an anthology that conveys its themes of what editor Constance Renfrow calls 'a common experience new to our generation: the quarter-life crisis;' with a collective, resounding millennial sigh that any reader can identify with." --Kelly Ann Jacobson, author, Cairo in White "For a generation of screen addicts, these millennials sure can write. Constance Renfrow and crew give me faith in the future." --Mickey Hess, author, The Nostalgia Echo "Prophets of the End Times, just looking for a way forward." --Ben Loory, author, Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day "Wry tales that yearn, squirm and slam." --Ron Dakron, author, Hello Devilfish!, "For once in your life, celebrate your millennial spirit and dive into the stories of your peers with Songs of My Selfie. From college grads in debt, to teen mothers, to Tinder addicts...they have it all. You can learn something from your fellow millennials and maybe even see yourself in some of them." --Astral & Opal, List of "Books that will Suck You in From Page 1" "Doing for "bad Millennials" what Bad Feminist did for uncertain feminists, Songs of My Selfie celebrates the Millennial stereotypes -- flaws and all . . . this story collection not only stands up for Millennials, it gives Millennials a place to stand up for themselves." Bustle "10 Books that Celebrate the Millennial Spirit" "Who can write about Millennials better than Millennials themselves? This collection of 17 short stories, all by writers under the age of 26, is a cross section of Millennial life, showcasing the best and the worst, the highs and the lows of the "selfie" generation." RedEye Chicago "This anthology dispels the myths that millennials are a generation of self-absorbed, shiftless, shallow children. Instead, these 17 writers--all age 26 or younger--paints a new cohort of intelligent people dealing with very real problems unique to their challenging economic and social situations." -- San Francisco Book Review "Songs of My Selfie is an enchanting, heartrending, and utterly relatable read for any and all millennials. This is a wonderful collection of stories from some of the brightest young writers today." -- Portland Book Review "This collection is a testament to the life of the Millennial and the very real quarter-life crisis . . . The intent of this book is to rebuke the very image elicited from reading the title: Millennials are more than gloomy young men who sing depressing songs into their iPhones or vain young women who purse their lips to take the perfect Instagram photo." -- BookPage " Songs of My Selfie alternates between snapshots of self-doubt, self-discovery, and self-determination. It's sweet and confident and deft and challenging." --Zac Hill, former lead game designer, Magic: The Gathering ; Chief Innovation Officer, The Future Project "Rather than trying to shake off the stereotypes thrust upon them by a dying generation, the authors of Song of My Selfie wear their flaws on their shoulders and dare you to mention them. . . . If you want a preview of some writers with brighter futures than the newspapers anticipate, well, here you go." --JF Sargent, Editor, Cracked.com "Bad news first: nothing makes you feel older than reading very good stories written by very young writers. At the same time, nothing is more exhilarating. The stories collected here are sharp, funny, and, dare I say it, wise. This is the book you want to read if you are curious about who'll be driving the truck in a few years." --Ethan Rutherford, author, The Peripatetic Coffin and Other Stories "Fills an important gap in literature, not just as a short story collection about millennials, but as an anthology written by them--an anthology that conveys its themes of what editor Constance Renfrow calls 'a common experience new to our generation: the quarter-life crisis;' with a collective, resounding millennial sigh that any reader can identify with." --Kelly Ann Jacobson, author, Cairo in White "For a generation of screen addicts, these millennials sure can write. Constance Renfrow and crew give me faith in the future." --Mickey Hess, author, The Nostalgia Echo "Prophets of the End Times, just looking for a way forward." --Ben Loory, author, Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day "Wry tales that yearn, squirm and slam." --Ron Dakron, author, Hello Devilfish!, " Songs of My Selfie alternates between snapshots of self-doubt, self-discovery, and self-determination. It's sweet and confident and deft and challenging." --Zac Hill, former lead game designer, Magic: The Gathering ; Chief Innovation Officer, The Future Project "Rather than trying to shake off the stereotypes thrust upon them by a dying generation, the authors of Song of My Selfie wear their flaws on their shoulders and dare you to mention them. . . . If you want a preview of some writers with brighter futures than the newspapers anticipate, well, here you go." --JF Sargent, Editor, Cracked.com "Bad news first: nothing makes you feel older than reading very good stories written by very young writers. At the same time, nothing is more exhilarating. The stories collected here are sharp, funny, and, dare I say it, wise. This is the book you want to read if you are curious about who'll be driving the truck in a few years." --Ethan Rutherford, author, The Peripatetic Coffin and Other Stories "For a generation of screen addicts, these millennials sure can write. Constance Renfrow and crew give me faith in the future." --Mickey Hess, author, The Nostalgia Echo "Prophets of the End Times, just looking for a way forward." --Ben Loory, author, Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day "Wry tales that yearn, squirm and slam." --Ron Dakron, author, Hello Devilfish!, "This anthology dispels the myths that millennials are a generation of self-absorbed, shiftless, shallow children. Instead, these 17 writers--all age 26 or younger--paints a new cohort of intelligent people dealing with very real problems unique to their challenging economic and social situations." -- San Francisco Book Review "Songs of My Selfie is an enchanting, heartrending, and utterly relatable read for any and all millennials. This is a wonderful collection of stories from some of the brightest young writers today." -- Portland Book Review "This collection is a testament to the life of the Millennial and the very real quarter-life crisis . . . The intent of this book is to rebuke the very image elicited from reading the title: Millennials are more than gloomy young men who sing depressing songs into their iPhones or vain young women who purse their lips to take the perfect Instagram photo." -- BookPage " Songs of My Selfie alternates between snapshots of self-doubt, self-discovery, and self-determination. It's sweet and confident and deft and challenging." --Zac Hill, former lead game designer, Magic: The Gathering ; Chief Innovation Officer, The Future Project "Rather than trying to shake off the stereotypes thrust upon them by a dying generation, the authors of Song of My Selfie wear their flaws on their shoulders and dare you to mention them. . . . If you want a preview of some writers with brighter futures than the newspapers anticipate, well, here you go." --JF Sargent, Editor, Cracked.com "Bad news first: nothing makes you feel older than reading very good stories written by very young writers. At the same time, nothing is more exhilarating. The stories collected here are sharp, funny, and, dare I say it, wise. This is the book you want to read if you are curious about who'll be driving the truck in a few years." --Ethan Rutherford, author, The Peripatetic Coffin and Other Stories "Fills an important gap in literature, not just as a short story collection about millennials, but as an anthology written by them--an anthology that conveys its themes of what editor Constance Renfrow calls 'a common experience new to our generation: the quarter-life crisis;' with a collective, resounding millennial sigh that any reader can identify with." --Kelly Ann Jacobson, author, Cairo in White "For a generation of screen addicts, these millennials sure can write. Constance Renfrow and crew give me faith in the future." --Mickey Hess, author, The Nostalgia Echo "Prophets of the End Times, just looking for a way forward." --Ben Loory, author, Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day "Wry tales that yearn, squirm and slam." --Ron Dakron, author, Hello Devilfish!, "Who can write about Millennials better than Millennials themselves? This collection of 17 short stories, all by writers under the age of 26, is a cross section of Millennial life, showcasing the best and the worst, the highs and the lows of the "selfie" generation." RedEye Chicago "This anthology dispels the myths that millennials are a generation of self-absorbed, shiftless, shallow children. Instead, these 17 writers--all age 26 or younger--paints a new cohort of intelligent people dealing with very real problems unique to their challenging economic and social situations." -- San Francisco Book Review "Songs of My Selfie is an enchanting, heartrending, and utterly relatable read for any and all millennials. This is a wonderful collection of stories from some of the brightest young writers today." -- Portland Book Review "This collection is a testament to the life of the Millennial and the very real quarter-life crisis . . . The intent of this book is to rebuke the very image elicited from reading the title: Millennials are more than gloomy young men who sing depressing songs into their iPhones or vain young women who purse their lips to take the perfect Instagram photo." -- BookPage " Songs of My Selfie alternates between snapshots of self-doubt, self-discovery, and self-determination. It's sweet and confident and deft and challenging." --Zac Hill, former lead game designer, Magic: The Gathering ; Chief Innovation Officer, The Future Project "Rather than trying to shake off the stereotypes thrust upon them by a dying generation, the authors of Song of My Selfie wear their flaws on their shoulders and dare you to mention them. . . . If you want a preview of some writers with brighter futures than the newspapers anticipate, well, here you go." --JF Sargent, Editor, Cracked.com "Bad news first: nothing makes you feel older than reading very good stories written by very young writers. At the same time, nothing is more exhilarating. The stories collected here are sharp, funny, and, dare I say it, wise. This is the book you want to read if you are curious about who'll be driving the truck in a few years." --Ethan Rutherford, author, The Peripatetic Coffin and Other Stories "Fills an important gap in literature, not just as a short story collection about millennials, but as an anthology written by them--an anthology that conveys its themes of what editor Constance Renfrow calls 'a common experience new to our generation: the quarter-life crisis;' with a collective, resounding millennial sigh that any reader can identify with." --Kelly Ann Jacobson, author, Cairo in White "For a generation of screen addicts, these millennials sure can write. Constance Renfrow and crew give me faith in the future." --Mickey Hess, author, The Nostalgia Echo "Prophets of the End Times, just looking for a way forward." --Ben Loory, author, Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day "Wry tales that yearn, squirm and slam." --Ron Dakron, author, Hello Devilfish!, " Songs of My Selfie alternates between snapshots of self-doubt, self-discovery, and self-determination. It's sweet and confident and deft and challenging." --Zac Hill, CFO, The Future Project ; former lead game designer, Magic: The Gathering "Rather than trying to shake off the stereotypes thrust upon them by a dying generation, the authors of Song of My Selfie wear their flaws on their shoulders and dare you to mention them. . . . If you want a preview of some writers with brighter futures than the newspapers anticipate, well, here you go." --JF Sargent, Editor, Cracked.com "Bad news first: nothing makes you feel older than reading very good stories written by very young writers. At the same time, nothing is more exhilarating. The stories collected here are sharp, funny, and, dare I say it, wise. This is the book you want to read if you are curious about who'll be driving the truck in a few years." --Ethan Rutherford, author, The Peripatetic Coffin and Other Stories "For a generation of screen addicts, these millennials sure can write. Constance Renfrow and crew give me faith in the future." --Mickey Hess, author, The Nostalgia Echo "Prophets of the End Times, just looking for a way forward." --Ben Loory, author, Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day "Wry tales that yearn, squirm and slam." --Ron Dakron, author, Hello Devilfish!, "For once in your life, celebrate your millennial spirit and dive into the stories of your peers with Songs of My Selfie. From college grads in debt, to teen mothers, to Tinder addicts...they have it all. You can learn something from your fellow millennials and maybe even see yourself in some of them." --Astral & Opal, List of "Books that will Suck You in From Page 1" "Doing for "bad Millennials" what Bad Feminist did for uncertain feminists, Songs of My Selfie celebrates the Millennial stereotypes -- flaws and all . . . this story collection not only stands up for Millennials, it gives Millennials a place to stand up for themselves." Bustle "10 Books that Celebrate the Millennial Spirit" "Who can write about Millennials better than Millennials themselves? This collection of 17 short stories, all by writers under the age of 26, is a cross section of Millennial life, showcasing the best and the worst, the highs and the lows of the "selfie" generation." RedEye Chicago "This anthology dispels the myths that millennials are a generation of self-absorbed, shiftless, shallow children. Instead, these 17 writers--all age 26 or younger--paints a new cohort of intelligent people dealing with very real problems unique to their challenging economic and social situations." -- San Francisco Book Review "Songs of My Selfie is an enchanting, heartrending, and utterly relatable read for any and all millennials. This is a wonderful collection of stories from some of the brightest young writers today." -- Portland Book Review "This collection is a testament to the life of the Millennial and the very real quarter-life crisis . . . The intent of this book is to rebuke the very image elicited from reading the title: Millennials are more than gloomy young men who sing depressing songs into their iPhones or vain young women who purse their lips to take the perfect Instagram photo." -- BookPage " Songs of My Selfie alternates between snapshots of self-doubt, self-discovery, and self-determination. It''s sweet and confident and deft and challenging." --Zac Hill, former lead game designer, Magic: The Gathering ; Chief Innovation Officer, The Future Project "Rather than trying to shake off the stereotypes thrust upon them by a dying generation, the authors of Song of My Selfie wear their flaws on their shoulders and dare you to mention them. . . . If you want a preview of some writers with brighter futures than the newspapers anticipate, well, here you go." --JF Sargent, Editor, Cracked.com "Bad news first: nothing makes you feel older than reading very good stories written by very young writers. At the same time, nothing is more exhilarating. The stories collected here are sharp, funny, and, dare I say it, wise. This is the book you want to read if you are curious about who''ll be driving the truck in a few years." --Ethan Rutherford, author, The Peripatetic Coffin and Other Stories "Fills an important gap in literature, not just as a short story collection about millennials, but as an anthology written by them--an anthology that conveys its themes of what editor Constance Renfrow calls ''a common experience new to our generation: the quarter-life crisis;' with a collective, resounding millennial sigh that any reader can identify with." --Kelly Ann Jacobson, author, Cairo in White "For a generation of screen addicts, these millennials sure can write. Constance Renfrow and crew give me faith in the future." --Mickey Hess, author, The Nostalgia Echo "Prophets of the End Times, just looking for a way forward." --Ben Loory, author, Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day "Wry tales that yearn, squirm and slam." --Ron Dakron, author, Hello Devilfish!, "Songs of My Selfie is an enchanting, heartrending, and utterly relatable read for any and all millennials. This is a wonderful collection of stories from some of the brightest young writers today." -- Portland Book Review "This collection is a testament to the life of the Millennial and the very real quarter-life crisis . . . The intent of this book is to rebuke the very image elicited from reading the title: Millennials are more than gloomy young men who sing depressing songs into their iPhones or vain young women who purse their lips to take the perfect Instagram photo." -- BookPage " Songs of My Selfie alternates between snapshots of self-doubt, self-discovery, and self-determination. It's sweet and confident and deft and challenging." --Zac Hill, former lead game designer, Magic: The Gathering ; Chief Innovation Officer, The Future Project "Rather than trying to shake off the stereotypes thrust upon them by a dying generation, the authors of Song of My Selfie wear their flaws on their shoulders and dare you to mention them. . . . If you want a preview of some writers with brighter futures than the newspapers anticipate, well, here you go." --JF Sargent, Editor, Cracked.com "Bad news first: nothing makes you feel older than reading very good stories written by very young writers. At the same time, nothing is more exhilarating. The stories collected here are sharp, funny, and, dare I say it, wise. This is the book you want to read if you are curious about who'll be driving the truck in a few years." --Ethan Rutherford, author, The Peripatetic Coffin and Other Stories "Fills an important gap in literature, not just as a short story collection about millennials, but as an anthology written by them--an anthology that conveys its themes of what editor Constance Renfrow calls 'a common experience new to our generation: the quarter-life crisis;' with a collective, resounding millennial sigh that any reader can identify with." --Kelly Ann Jacobson, author, Cairo in White "For a generation of screen addicts, these millennials sure can write. Constance Renfrow and crew give me faith in the future." --Mickey Hess, author, The Nostalgia Echo "Prophets of the End Times, just looking for a way forward." --Ben Loory, author, Stories for Nighttime and Some for the Day "Wry tales that yearn, squirm and slam." --Ron Dakron, author, Hello Devilfish!
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SONGS OF MY SELFIE: An Anthology of Millennial Stories celebrates the millennial through the works of up-and-coming fiction writers, all under the age of twenty-six. This collection features seventeen short stories by millennial writers about actual millennial issues, exposing this generation's true ambitions and frustrations, humor and heartbreak, despair and joie de vivre. With fresh new voices and edgy prose, these compelling stories offer a cross-section of vibrant millennial characters: unemployed grads deep in debt, expectant mothers on the cusp of adulthood, online relationship addicts, and millennials at war with their families' expectations--even while stuck living at home. Here are the strong and the weak, the self-aware and those who reject reality--all carefully crafted to buck the common perception of the millennial. And yet, with a knowing wink, each story is accompanied by a selfie of its author. Forget what the media says--SONGS OF MY SELFIE reveals what it really means to be twenty-something today.
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