The Boy with Fire in His Mouth (Epiphany Editions, 2014).
“Woolfitt blurs boundaries between poetry and prose as easily as he blurs the borders between countries. The characters here possess a dizzying array of problems, an equally broad array of passions, but Woolfitt casts an empathetic, lyrical eye on each person, each story.” – Caitlin Horrocks, author of This Is Not Your City
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Stories
2018
Baltimore Review: “Fruit Jar”
2016
Tahoma Literary Review: “What the Beech Tree Knows”
r.k.v.r.y.: “Hatchlings”
2015
Epoch: “Yellow Transparent”
Santa Monica Review: “The Lepers of Siberia”
2014
Bellevue Literary Review: “Spotted Dog”
2013
Tin House online: “The Labor of Her Hands”
Relief: “Thief in the Night”
Michigan Quarterly Review: “Glady Run”
Appalachian Heritage: “Daughter with a Star on Her Brow”
Qwerty: “The Tales Told About Sister”
2012
New Ohio Review: “Wax Museum” and “Crow”
Ninth Letter: “Sons with Apples in Their Hands”
Bellingham Review: “Birch Peel”
Fiction Southeast: “The Boy with Fire in His Mouth” (revision of “Renunciation”)
Sakura Review: “House with Two Doors” and “Kanawha Street”
2011
Joyland: “Dead Air”
Bluestem: “Fiberglass Beauty”
Pebble Lake Review: “Summer in Giverny”
Tiferet, 12 Words of Holy Days: “The Children’s Book of the Nativity”
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