Claire Hopple lives in Asheville, NC, though she is quick to claim her Western Pennsylvania roots.
She is the author of It’s Hard to Say (forthcoming, word west, 2021), Tell Me How You Really Feel (Maudlin House, 2020), Tired People Seeing America (Dostoevsky Wannabe, 2019), and Too Much of the Wrong Thing (Truth Serum Press, 2017).
Her short fiction has appeared in the following literary journals and magazines:
- Hobart : Tired People Seeing America, Tell Me How You Really Feel, The Messenger, Echo Chamber
- New World Writing
- Vol. 1 Brooklyn
- X-R-A-Y: This is Gonna Be Good and Grip
- Monkeybicycle
- Bluestem Magazine
- Maudlin House
- Wohe Lit
- Timber
- Quarter After Eight
- Noctua Review
- District Lit
- Knee-Jerk Magazine
- Five:2:One Magazine
- Last Exit
- Heavy Feather Review
- Jellyfish Review: Flat Earth and Monitor
- Okay Donkey
- Reality Hands
- Souvenir Lit Journal
- Hermeneutic Chaos
- Breakwater Review
- Limestone Journal
- Cease, Cows
- Third Point Press
- SOFT CARTEL
- (b)OINK zine
- apt
- The Harpoon Review
- Instant Journal
- Crab Fat Magazine
- Liminoid Magazine
- Lost Balloon
- Hypertext Magazine
- Foliate Oak Literary Magazine
- Referential Magazine
- fluland
- Easy Street
- Clamor
- Hackwriters
Contact Claire or view her Essential Fiction Reading List.
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