Thanks for taking interest in Si Omnia Ficta. I’m a Brooklyn-based writer and an English and creative writing professor at CUNY (a bit more on that can be found on my personal website HERE). In Si Omnia Ficta, I share essay-like notes of the most interesting bits of what I’m reading and reflections on what I’m writing, which lately is focused on my short story collection What Mennonite Girls are Good For, which is forthcoming from the University of Iowa Press and available for pre-order in the link above.
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Oh. . . what does “si omnia ficta” mean? The phrase is from Ovid’s Metamorphoses: “If all (the words of poets) is fiction. . . ”
