photo by ericka duffy
My work has appeared in numerous magazines, such as the Edinburgh Review, Stand and The Southern Review.
My stories have also appeared in anthologies such as Stolen Stories, The Golden Hour Book, Willesden Herald: New Short Stories 3 and New Writing Scotland. I have been shorlisted for the Bridport prize, and nominated for a Pushcart prize.
My article about Xinjiang (where I lived for two years) was widely syndicated through Eurozine. My non-fiction has most recently appeared in the London Review of Books for whom I also blog.
The Tree that Bleeds (my book about the riots in Yining in 1997) will be published by Luath Press in summer 2010.
Contact me at nholdstock@hotmail.com.
March 6, 2009 at 11:16 pm |
Nick,
Great site you have here. I loved the opener to “The Sea, The Shore.” Congrats from a fellow Willesden Herald shortlister! Cheers.
Morowa
August 14, 2009 at 2:08 pm |
Dear Mr. Holdstock,
This is a PhD student at LSE. I’m organising Anthropology of East and Inner Asia seminar series for Michaelmas Term 2009 and I’m wondering would you be interested in presenting your work in one of our seminars?
My supervisor thinks you have quite in-depth knowledge and first-hand materials about Xinjiang and it’ll be great to have you for our seminars. Please send me an email if you are interested and I can explain more.
Many thanks,
Hui