Colin Fleming is the author of The Anglerfish Comedy Troupe: Stories From the Abyss. Widely published in myriad media, he writes nonfiction for theWall Street Journal, American Interest, USA Today, LA Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Slate, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, Salon, the New York Times, the Washington Post, JazzTimes, The New Yorker, The Guardian, and more. His fiction has appeared in Boulevard, Post Road, VQR, Commentary, London Magazine, Conjunctions, F(r)iction, JazzTimes, AGNI, and Harper's. He is a regular guest on NPR's Weekend Edition and Downtown with Rich Kimball.

Praise for Colin Fleming“Colin Fleming’s stories exhibit many of the qualities that have distinguished his criticism: namely, a fierce but disciplined intelligence, a singular view of society—and, sometimes, those who live in isolation from mainstream society—and a well-earned and convincing compassion. All of this, in a debut collection of stories written in eloquent prose, at once vivid, hypnotically precise, and always bursting with energy.” —Richard Burgin, Boulevard, and five-time Pushcart winner“Colin Fleming is a thoughtful and provocative maker of stories. Singular, he refuses to assimilate to any of the easy available trends. He can break into any life and find surprises—sudden moral convulsions, paradoxical resolutions. The characters have broad expressive range, and when they interact anything can—and does—happen. Fleming is a writer to stake out and shadow—to see where he goes, who he meets, where he gets his news.” —Sven Birkerts , editor of Agni

Colin Fleming is the author of The Anglerfish Comedy Troupe: Stories From the Abyss. Widely published in myriad media, he writes nonfiction for theWall Street Journal, American Interest, USA Today, LA Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Slate, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, Salon, the New York Times, the Washington Post, JazzTimes, The New Yorker, The Guardian, and more. His fiction has appeared in Boulevard, Post Road, VQR, Commentary, London Magazine, Conjunctions, F(r)iction, JazzTimes, AGNI, and Harper's. He is a regular guest on NPR's Weekend Edition and Downtown with Rich Kimball.

Praise for Colin Fleming“Colin Fleming’s stories exhibit many of the qualities that have distinguished his criticism: namely, a fierce but disciplined intelligence, a singular view of society—and, sometimes, those who live in isolation from mainstream society—and a well-earned and convincing compassion. All of this, in a debut collection of stories written in eloquent prose, at once vivid, hypnotically precise, and always bursting with energy.” —Richard Burgin, Boulevard, and five-time Pushcart winner“Colin Fleming is a thoughtful and provocative maker of stories. Singular, he refuses to assimilate to any of the easy available trends. He can break into any life and find surprises—sudden moral convulsions, paradoxical resolutions. The characters have broad expressive range, and when they interact anything can—and does—happen. Fleming is a writer to stake out and shadow—to see where he goes, who he meets, where he gets his news.” —Sven Birkerts , editor of Agni

Colin Fleming is the author of The Anglerfish Comedy Troupe: Stories From the Abyss. Widely published in myriad media, he writes nonfiction for theWall Street Journal, American Interest, USA Today, LA Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Slate, The Atlantic, Rolling Stone, Salon, the New York Times, the Washington Post, JazzTimes, The New Yorker, The Guardian, and more. His fiction has appeared in Boulevard, Post Road, VQR, Commentary, London Magazine, Conjunctions, F(r)iction, JazzTimes, AGNI, and Harper's. He is a regular guest on NPR's Weekend Edition and Downtown with Rich Kimball.

Praise for Colin Fleming“Colin Fleming’s stories exhibit many of the qualities that have distinguished his criticism: namely, a fierce but disciplined intelligence, a singular view of society—and, sometimes, those who live in isolation from mainstream society—and a well-earned and convincing compassion. All of this, in a debut collection of stories written in eloquent prose, at once vivid, hypnotically precise, and always bursting with energy.” —Richard Burgin, Boulevard, and five-time Pushcart winner“Colin Fleming is a thoughtful and provocative maker of stories. Singular, he refuses to assimilate to any of the easy available trends. He can break into any life and find surprises—sudden moral convulsions, paradoxical resolutions. The characters have broad expressive range, and when they interact anything can—and does—happen. Fleming is a writer to stake out and shadow—to see where he goes, who he meets, where he gets his news.” —Sven Birkerts , editor of Agni