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John Vanderslice follows up his metafictional romantic comedy Burnt Norway with a powerful historical novel about Vincent Van Gogh an artist that many of us think we know but don t really not like this Spanning the arc of Van Gogh s life from his boyhood years in Holland to his breakdown in Arles to his year of confinement in St Paul s asylum in Saint R my Days on Fire leads readers through a veritable roller coaster of blunted hopes harrowing romances personal betrayals backbreaking labor and finally hard earned artistic success For all the evident ire and disappointment in Van Gogh s famously turbulent life Days on Fire is ultimately a story of success not tragedy Days on FireJohn Vanderslice hails from southern Maryland specifically the eccentric community of Moyaone which was developed in the 1950s and 60s by a fearless crew of overeducated wannabe hippies and anti social survivalists escaping from Washington DC and its ruthlessly expanding white collar suburbs After twelve years of Catholic schooling and too many summers working as a lifeguard he left the southern Maryland woods to attend the University of Virginia from which he graduated in 1983 A series of silly jobs and a flurry of different addresses in the Washington DC metro area finally led to him entering the MFA in Poetry Writing program at George Mason University in 1986 where he studied under Peter Klappert William Matthews and Susan T John Vanderslice hails from southern Maryland specifically the eccentric community of Moyaone which was developed in the 1950s and 60s by a fearless crew of overeducated wannabe hippies and anti social survivalists escaping from Washington DC and its ruthlessly expanding white collar suburbs After twelve years of Catholic schooling and too many summers working as a lifeguard he left the southern Maryland woods to attend the University of Virginia from which he graduated in 1983 A series of silly jobs and a flurry of different addresses in the Washington DC metro area finally led to him entering the MFA in Poetry Writing program at George Mason University in 1986 where he studied under Peter Klappert William Matthews and Susan Tichy He graduated in 1991 and started teaching writing to college freshmen at GMU and Northern Virginia Community College Annandale In 1993 he entered the Ph. When was the last book burning D program in the English Department at the University of Louisisana Lafayette located at the epicenter of the Cajun cultural world After four years of fine dining great music and inspired literary fellowship he moved to Conway Arkansas where he began teaching part time at the University of Central Arkansas while acting as a stay at home dad for his infant son Several years and another son later he is a Professor of Creative Writing in UCA s new Department of Film Theatre and Creative Writing There he teaches fiction writing and occasionally other genres both to undergraduate majors and to graduate students in the Arkansas Writers MFA Workshop His household is comprised of his wife Stephanie their three cats and their two dogs. Days fireworks are legal in ohio More than eighty of his stories poems essays and one act plays have appeared in literary journals and anthologies A partial list of these journals includes Seattle Review Versal Sou wester Laurel Review Crazyhorse The Pinch Southern Humanities Review 1966 Squalorly Foliate Oak Red Wheelbarrow and Exquisite Corpse Some of the anthologies are Appalachian Voice Redacted Story Chick for a Day The Best of the First Line Editors Picks 2002 2006 and Tartts Incisive Fiction from Emerging Writers He is the author of the linked short story collection Island Fog Lavender Ink 2014 the historical novel The Last Days of Oscar Wilde Burlesque Press 2018 and the literary crime novel Nous Nous Braddock Avenue Books July 1980 in Squalorly Summer 2013 site_link essay on marathon running in 1966 A Journal of Creative Nonfiction 1:You can employ the following links to find some of his works published in online journals[1]

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