Ian Ross Singleton

Ian Ross Singleton is author of the novel Two Big Differences (MGraphics). He teaches writing at Baruch College and Fordham University. His short stories, translations, reviews, and essays have appeared in journals such as Saint Ann’s Review, Cafe Review, New Madrid, Asymptote, Ploughshares, and Fiction Writers Review.

Articles

Who Gets the Bones?: On Bojan Louis’s “Sinking Bell”
Ian Ross Singleton reviews Bojan Louis’s debut story collection “Sinking Bell.”
Ian Ross SingletonDec 10, 2022
- Fiction
The American Girl and the “Boy from Shobrakheit”: On Noor Naga’s “If an Egyptian Cannot Speak English”
Ian Ross Singleton turns his ear to “If an Egyptian Cannot Speak English,” a new novel by Noor Naga.
Ian Ross SingletonJun 22, 2022
- Fiction
That Day: On Vince Passaro’s “Crazy Sorrow”
A novel of two New Yorkers in love, in the shadow of the Twin Towers.
Ian Ross SingletonDec 4, 2021
- Fiction
Only in Her Head: On Mona Awad’s “All’s Well”
A compelling new novel about a college theater troupe, a Faustian bargain, and italics.
Ian Ross SingletonSep 22, 2021
- Fiction
God Is Genderqueer: A Conversation with H. L. Hix
A poet discusses his new translation of the gospels into vernacular American speech.
Ian Ross SingletonApr 3, 2021
- Religion
“I’m Sure You Understand”: On Pavel Lembersky’s “The Death of Samusis, and Other Stories”
Ian Ross Singleton finds living color in “The Death of Samusis, and Other Stories” by Pavel Lembersky.
Ian Ross SingletonJan 10, 2021
- Around the World
- Fiction
Never Too Soon: A Conversation with Leland Cheuk
Ian Ross Singleton talks to writer and comedian Leland Cheuk about his new novel, "No Good Very Bad Asian."
Ian Ross SingletonNov 30, 2019
- Fiction
Go Home and Keep Going: On David Bezmozgis’s “Immigrant City”
Ian Ross Singleton dwells in “Immigrant City,” the latest collection of stories by David Bezmozgis.
Ian Ross SingletonMar 31, 2019
- Around the World
- Fiction