Midge's short story "Souvenirs" appears in Issue 17 of Stonecoast Review.
Midge talks about My Last Continent, writing, penguins, creativity, and more on the World Vegan Travel podcast.
Midge talks about My Last Continent, writing, publishing, and more on the UK's Bloody Vegan Podcast.
My Last Continent is reviewed by Ecofictology.
Midge's short story "Rogue Valley" appears in Qu Magazine.
Midge's short story "Devil's Club" appears in upstreet magazine.
Midge's short story collection Forgetting English is forthcoming as an audiobook.
Midge's short story “Surrender” appears in Pacifica Literary Review.
Midge's short story “Red Tide” appears in Qwerty magazine.
Midge's short story “[Indistinct Conversation]” appears in descant literary magazine.
Midge receives the Frank O’Connor Award for Short Fiction for her short story “[Indistinct Conversation].”
Midge's short story "Harbor Island" appears in the Fall 2019 issue of Santa Fe Writers Project.
Midge's interview with Paul Shapiro on Clean Meat appears in VegNews.
Midge's travel article on Sydney, Australia, appears in VegNews Magazine.
Midge is interviewed by Longitude Books about writing, travel, research, Antarctica, and My Last Continent.
Midge's article on Eugene, Oregon, appears in VegNews.
Midge's article on nonprofits adopting vegan food policies appears in VegNews.
My Last Continent is featured on the paperback Indie Next List.
My Last Continent is shortlisted for the 2017 ASLE (Association for the Study of Literature and Environment) Book Awards.
Midge's article "Killing One Animal to Save Another? Shelters and Rescues Going Veg" is published in Barefoot Vegan Magazine.
Midge's essay "Antarctica, an ice-capped ink blot test," is published in the Daily Review.
Midge talks to Jasmin Singer about My Last Continent in this interview on the Our Hen House podcast.
Midge's article "5 Everyday Book Marketing Tips For Authors" appears in Writer's Edit magazine.
Midge's essay "No one mourns an unnamed animal: Why naming animals might help save them" appears in Zoomorphic.
Jessica George reviews My Last Continent for The Goose: A Journal of Arts, Environment, and Culture in Canada: “My Last Continent is a welcome addition to the growing catalogue of climate change fiction. It is a bold and informative investigation about the meaning and labour of love at the end of the world."
The Otago Daily Times of New Zealand reviews My Last Continent: “This is a beautifully written, moving, and gripping debut novel."
My Last Continent is reviewed by The Independent (UK) : “[A] unique scenario as refreshing as it is poignant…a completely absorbing and sobering tale [that] leaves you with a far greater appreciation of a searingly beautiful world..."
Join Midge and KPBS Midday Edition host Maureen Cavanaugh at 12 noon for a chat about My Last Continent, Antarctica, and the role of fiction in environmental issues.
Midge is interviewed by the San Diego Union-Tribune.
Join Midge on a blog tour ahead of the UK publication of My Last Continent.
Bestselling author Graeme Simsion chats with Midge about My Last Continent. Read our interview here.
Midge's article, "Antarctica: A continent of contrasts and conflicts," is published by Australia's Daily Review.
Ed Battistella interviews Midge for Literary Ashland.
My Last Continent, "a gripping love story set against the icy waters of Antarctica," is featured in July's Goodreads Debut Author Snapshot.
Tune in on Monday, June 27, at 9 a.m. to Jefferson Public Radio's Jefferson Exchange, where Midge will talk with host Geoffrey Riley about the Antarctic, penguins, writing, My Last Continent, and more. Click here for call-in information.
My Last Continent is reviewed in The Seattle Times: "Raymond shines in capturing a shivery sense of place, in taking us somewhere most of us will never go."
Midge talks with the Ashland Daily Tidings about Antarctica, penguins, writing, and My Last Continent.
My Last Continent is featured on Book Riot's "Possibly a Secret Genius" podcast: "gorgeously written, suspenseful literary fiction."
My Last Continent, "a luminescent, double-layered love story," is featured in The Oregonian, with a Q&A and excerpt.
Literary Hub features 5 Important Works of Eco-Fiction You Need to Read.
Midge chats with Southern New Hampshire University's Penmen Review about My Last Continent, writing, storytelling, book marketing, and more.
Win an advance copy of My Last Continent on Goodreads! The giveaway ends June 20, 2016.
The Minneapolis Star-Tribune includes My Last Continent on its "hottest fiction of the summer" list: "Midge Raymond’s debut novel is a sensitive exploration of how even the smallest action can ripple through an ecosystem—seemingly impenetrable, but as fragile as the human heart."
My Last Continent is on July's Indie Next List!
Library Journal reviews My Last Continent: "Atmospheric and adventurous, Raymond’s debut is for readers who like their romances in unexpected, faraway settings...the story and vivid writing will keep readers glued to the pages."
Booklist reviews My Last Continent: "Raymond's masterful debut contemplates the ecological and emotional dangers that lurk within and without uncharted waters."
Midge's piece "Cruise Ships In The Arctic Take Titanic Risks" appears in The Daily Beast.
My Last Continent is among Bustle's Books That Are Bringing The Heat This Summer.
Midge's story "Harbor Island" is published in Issue 223 of the Chicago Tribune's Printers Row magazine.
Midge's story "The Crying Girl" appears in Issue 69 of Reed Magazine.
Kirkus reviews My Last Continent: “An atmospheric tale of love discovered, and losses endured, in Antarctica. … The unpredictability of the splendors and terrors of life at the southern pole creates a backdrop of foreboding entirely appropriate for the story's cinematic resolution [and] the authentic rendering of the setting distinguishes Raymond's novel from other stories of love in perilous times and places."
Win an advance copy of My Last Continent on Goodreads! The giveaway ends March 5, 2016.
Midge's story "Infant in Arms" appears in Yemassee Journal 22.2.
Midge talks about writing, place, process, and her forthcoming story "Infant in Arms" with the editors of Yemassee Journal.
Midge's story "Nesting" appears in The Nottingham Review.
An excerpt of Midge's story "First Sunday" (included in Forgetting English) appears in the summer issue of The Vignette Review.
Midge talks with Ed Battistella and Michael Niemann of Literary Ashland on KSKQ 98.5 FM.
Midge's story "Animal Hospital" appears in the latest issue of Hawai'i Pacific Review.
Midge's short-short story "Café Gratitude" appears in the latest issue of Flash: The International Short-Short Story Magazine.
Midge's article "My Book Is a Year Old, Now What? How to Keep the Buzz Alive" appears in the July/August issue of Poets & Writers magazine.
Midge's story "Ex Parte" appears in the Volume 8.1 of Straylight magazine.
Midge's story "Examining Rooms" is published in Bellevue Literary Review.
An excerpt of Everyday Book Marketing is published in Author Magazine.
Midge's story "Three Things I Used to Know" is published in Potomac Review.
Midge's story "Santorini" is reprinted in Eunoia Review.
Everyday Writing is reviewed in Savvy Verse & Wit.
Find out how to "Think Like A Writer Every Day, Even If You Can’t Write Every Day," in this post on The Creative Penn.
Midge's story "Accidents" is reprinted in The Lascaux Review.
Midge offers a series of 5-minute prompts for summer writing at the Author Exposure blog.
Check out these 3 writing tips and prompts to keep your writing going in "Finding Room to Write This Summer" on The Alchemist's Kitchen blog.
Midge talks with Sheila Bender of Writing It Real about everyday writing, publishing, and the writing life.
Keep your writing going this summer with these summer writing prompts on The Lively Muse.
Get tips and prompts for how to be an everyday writer in this Mojo Monday post on Writerhead.
Learn "5 Ways to Make Time for Creativity" in this article at StyleSubstanceSoul.
Check out this Q&A about being an everyday writer with Erika Dreifus in The Practicing Writer.
Midge writes about being an everyday writer on the Passages North literary magazine Writers on Writing blog.
Read an excerpt — and try a few writing prompts! — from Everyday Writing on Jane Friedman's blog.
Midge is featured on the Seattle Wrote blog, in this Q&A on writing, publishing, and Forgetting English.
Midge's story "Side Effects" appears in the Winter 2012 issue of WomenArts Quarterly Journal.
Midge co-authors the article "40 Prompts to Get You Writing" in the February 2012 issue of The Writer magazine.
Midge's story "Fire Season," from the Spring 2011 issue of Bellingham Review, is nominated for a Pushcart Prize.
Midge's story "Water Children" appears in the November issue of Conversations Across Borders.
Midge's feature article "Fixes for Your Fiction: Too Much Information" appears in the November issue of The Writer magazine.
Midge's story "Floaters" goes online in the archives of Passages North.
Midge's story "Lost Art" appears in Escape Into Life.
Midge talks about the state of Writerhead with Kristin Bair O'Keeffe.
Midge's story "The Longest Part of the Night," winner of Redivider's 2011 fiction contest, appears in Redivider.
Midge's story "Witch Creek" appears in Dragnet magazine. And check out the issue's trailer here.
Midge wins Redivider's fiction contest for her story "The Longest Part of the Night."
Midge is interviewed by Nicole Vollrath of San Diego Writers, Ink.
Midge's story "Translation Memory," which first appeared in Bellevue Literary Review, is now available on the Kindle.
Midge's story "Never Turn Your Back on the Ocean," which first appeared in Roanoke Review, is now available on the Kindle.
Midge's story "Beyond the Kopjes" is now available on the Kindle.
Check out Love in the Time of Amazon.com -- an award-winning book trailer (of sorts) about love, obsession...and sales rankings.
Midge's story "Two Lies and a Truth" is reprinted in the Fall 2010 issue of Crab Creek Review.
Midge's story "Anodyne" is reprinted in the Fall 2010 issue of The Summerset Review.
Midge and other local writers talk about writing groups in the article "Finding Your Writing Community" in the September 2010 issue of Seattle Woman magazine.
Midge's story "Accidents" appears in the (slightly belated) Spring 2010 issue of cream city review.
Midge's story "Santorini" is reprinted in the literary journal of the Santa Fe Writers Project.
Midge talks about writing, travel, and relationships with StyleSubstanceSoul.
Midge's story "The Color Blue" appears in the 45th Anniversary double issue of TriQuarterly.
Midge's story "Crossroads" appears in Freight Stories No. 6.
Midge's story "The Gospel of Thomas" appears in the inaugural issue of Seattle's The Wanderlust Review.
Midge is interviewed by The Short Review...
Forgetting English is #2 on the list of Seattle Books Examiner's Best Books of 2009.
Midge is one of 16 artists awarded a 2009 Artist Trust Fellowship Award. The award recognizes an artist’s creative excellence and accomplishment, professional achievement and continuing dedication to their artistic discipline.
Forgetting English is one of Seattle Books Examiner's Best Beach Reads for Summer.
Forgetting English has been chosen as a June Book Club selection by ForeWord Magazine -- with a free download of the story "The Ecstatic Cry" available from June 10-17, 2009.
Check out an interview with Midge by Diana Joseph, author of I'm Sorry You Feel That Way and Happy or Otherwise.
American Literary Review's Fall 2008 issue features Midge's story "Twin Falls," which also appears in Forgetting English.
The Spring/Summer issue of Roanoke Review is hot off the presses, featuring "Never Turn Your Back on the Ocean," which is also included in Forgetting English.
Forgetting English is available for pre-order from Amazon.
Bayou magazine has just arrived, featuring Midge's story "Santorini."