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Jamie Quatro

About

Jamie Quatro is the author of the story collection I Want to Show You More and the novel Fire Sermon. Her work has appeared in the Kenyon Review, the New York Review of Books, the New Yorker, the Paris Review, and elsewhere. She lives with her family in Chattanooga.

Articles

Barry Hannah's Dangerous Syntax

By Jamie Quatro
Issue 67, Winter 2009

Gunbunnies, (Re)Unite!

What happened next: I fell in love. Big hooks and grinding guitar lines, forward driving drums, strong vocals with Kinks-esque harmonies, and an upbeat, feel-good vibe belied by darkly poignant...

By Jamie Quatro

The Hilltops

By Jamie Quatro

Wave Function Collapse

By Jamie Quatro

Protestant Worshipper in St. Joseph's Cathedral, San Antonio, Texas

By Jamie Quatro
Issue 84, Spring 2014

The Sound Before the Song

O’Connor was fast becoming the writer she felt called to become, and perhaps this is the point at which she knew it.

By Jamie Quatro

Working

By Jamie Quatro

Asking for Directions

By Jamie Quatro

Kyrie, With Endnotes

By Jamie Quatro

Nomad, Indian, Saint

By Jamie Quatro

Speed Away

By Jamie Quatro
Issue 109/110, Summer/Fall 2020

Ex Parvis Magna

By Jamie Quatro

THE PLEASURE OF SUDDENNESS

A Conversation with Brian Blanchfield.  “When I initially set myself the constraint you describe, to write analytically about a particular object or phenomenon or concept, one at a time, without...

By Jamie Quatro