M. Allen Cunningham author, editor, teacher
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Cunningham's New Book is Q&A
(Regal House Publishing)
cover design: Nathan Shields
An urgent reimagining of the 1950s quiz show scandals in light of our own image-driven times.
cover design: Nathan Shields
"A flat-out brilliant book."
-LENI ZUMAS, author of Red Clocks 
cover design: Nathan Shields
"Hilariously irreverent."
-The Thoreau Society Bulletin 
cover design: Nathan Shields
"It offered me energy. We join forces."
-JOHN BERGER 
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"Ingenious, important, inspiring and inspiriting."
-CYNTHIA OZICK 
A novel about Rilke.
"A vast monument to the power of the creative spirit." -Curled Up With a Good Book 
"Classic ... The debut of a fully formed, timeless American writer." -Square Books, Oxford MS
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LISTEN: Cunningham interviewed on Broads & Books (May 2021)
VIEW: Cunningham reads from Q&A
READ/LISTEN: Cunningham's essay about the origins of Q&A: "You, Me, and the Screen Between: An Elegy"
VIEW: Q&A Video Excerpt: In Living Rooms Across America
VIEW: Q&A Video Excerpt: The Largest Possible Audience
VIEW: Q&A Trailer
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Read M. Allen Cunningham's
Published Essays, Reviews, etc.
On Screen Addiction & Democratic Breakdowns (Medium)
On Thoreau's unheralded humor (Lit Hub) On Rilke & the Paris Library (Tin House) On Solitude & Social Media (Fiction Writers Review) On John Berger (Propeller Quarterly) On Rejection (Poets & Writers) On Ali Smith, on Julian Barnes, on Ruskin, on Spectacle, on Independent Publishing & More... |
Buy Cunningham's BooksQ&A, a hybrid work (2021)
Perpetua's Kin, a new novel (2018) Partisans, a samizdat novel Lost Son, a novel about Rilke The Green Age of Asher Witherow, a novel The Honorable Obscurity Handbook, essays The Flickering Page, cultural criticism Date of Disappearance, stories Funny-Ass Thoreau, humor/scholarship |
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