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Brand New

Andrew Geyer’s new novel, Dixie Fish, was published in September 2011 by Ink Brush Press. The book is now available at major retailers online and in bookstores.

Dixie Fish does vibrant things with narrative and voice. The novel chronicles the life of Walt Whitman Woodcock, a Southwest Texas ranch boy who comes to Colubmia, SC with a seven-point plan for achieving true bliss. Armed with a phonographic memory–everything he hears, he remembers–and a fraudulent admission to graduate school, W.W.W. sets about the task of creating nirvana in the capital of South Carolina.

Under Consideration

  • Parallel Hours (novel)

In Progress

  • Lesser Mountains (story cycle)
  • So Close Yet So Far Out (novel)
  • Renovation (chapbook)

Upcoming Appearances

  • None currently scheduled

Fiction Editor, Concho River Review

Andrew Geyer has been named Fiction Editor of Concho River Review.  He replaces founding editor Terry Dalrymple in the Fiction Editor slot.  The first issue of CRR that will feature fiction selected under Geyer’s editorship will be the Fall 2012 issue, and CRR is currently reviewing submissions for that issue.  Please see the Concho River Review website for submission information.

Texas Institute of Letters

Andrew Geyer was inducted into the Texas Institute of Letters on Saturday, April 14th, at the 2012 TIL Conference in the historic Menger Hotel in San Antonio.  The Texas Institute of Letters was organized in 1936 to promote interest in Texas literature and to recognize literary and cultural achievement. Membership is offered to persons associated with Texas who have been nominated by a member, approved by the council, and elected by the active members. Election is permanent. Members of TIL are novelists, poets, essayists, historians, journalists, playwrights, and other writers, but the emphasis for membership has always been on authorship of quality.