O’Flynn, Katharine

Katharine O’Flynn lives in Montreal. Her stories have appeared in several previous issues of CommuterLit. Her first full-length book, Coming Home, an account of a family of women who find a home in the Kootenay Mountains of B.C., was published by Seraphim Editions in autumn 2016.

CommuterLit posts:

The Barrens, Part One

The Barrens, Part Two

Free Editorial Critiques!

Wondering what to do during the Covid-19 lockdown? CommuterLit would like to help you finally finish that short story you’ve been struggling with. For two weeks (March 23 to April 3), we’re waiving the $50 fee on our Editorial Critique (maximum 4,000 words) service.

Submit your story and get a two-page critique back within two weeks. Critiques will be written by CL editor Nancy Kay Clark and writer Frank T. Sikora. Frank is a published short story writer and long-time contributor to CL.

Submit your story for critique. Remember maximum 4,000 words.