Jincy’s Works

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Her stories have been published in

The Yale Review
The Massachusetts Review
Playgirl
Cosmopolitan
McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern
The Lifted Brow
5Stories
Gigantic

Books made entirely of Jincy:

Books containing parts of Jincy:

Translations:

Fame and Honour (English version, Winner of the National Book Award) L'Ouvre-Boite (French translation, Jenny and the Jaws of Life) 51kepguv08l__ss400_ die-dramaturgie0003

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Translations so far:

L’Ouvre-Boite (Jenny and the Jaws of Life), published by Autrement.
Gloire, Honneur et mauvais temps (Winner of the National Book Award), published by Edition Phebus, 2007, paperback 2009.
Italian rights to Jenny
Fame and Honour (Winner of the National Book Award), published by Headline Book Publishing, England
Kurz tvÅ¯rÄÃho psanÃ (The Writing Class), published by Knizni Klub, 2010
The Writing Class rights to Turkey
Die Dramaturgie des totens (German trans., 2009)
El taller de escritura (Spanish trans., 2012)

Her finest Work:

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153 Comments → Jincy’s Works

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Christiann July 18, 2015 at 8:14 pm

Thanks for the Novel Hybrids in The Writing Class. What a hoot! Enjoy your day…

Jami Koppes July 27, 2015 at 10:12 am

Thank you for writing Amy Falls Down. Sincerely,
Jami Koppes

Connie Locke December 11, 2015 at 1:51 pm

I just entered “Amy Falls Down” and your voice had me nibbling with interest but at ” … forces, inertia and momentum began to announce themselves, clearing their throats politely,,,” I became permanently hooked, An author’s voice that causes me to laugh out loud in delight and surprise? Priceless.
I can’t buy a book – get what I read from outreach at the public library – and if I bought all the books I read, I’d have no room to walk never mind lie down. 83+ old and honored to have made your acquaintance. You have other novels for me to feed on . Bless you

Connie Locke December 11, 2015 at 1:58 pm

I just started “Amy Falls Down” and your voice had me nibbling but at “…forces, inertia and momentum, began to announce themselves, clearing their throats politely, …” I became permanently hooked. Any author’s voice that causes me to laugh out loud in delight and surprise is my hero. So I’m your devoted reader. I won’t buy a book from you – I get a ‘bag of books” every month from the Outreach program at the local library. That’s who introduced us. Bless you. And thanks for being out there.

maria harris April 29, 2016 at 9:11 am

encouraging you to write more amy books…they make my day …. too many years between them…cheers

Georgia November 21, 2016 at 2:19 pm

I just finished reading “The Writing Class”, I enjoyed it immensely.
It was one of the very few books that I wanted to read thoroughly, not miss a word.
I can’t wait to read “Amy Falls Down”.