Young Rader lives and writes in Berlin. His work appears in the Chicago Review, Gulf Coast, Little Star, New England Review, New World Writing, Passages North, Smokelong Quarterly, swamp pink, and elsewhere. His stories have been shortlisted for the Desperate Literature Short Fiction Prize and the Berlin Writing Prize. He was the 2023 winner of the Calvino Prize sponsored by the Creative Writing Program in the English Department of the University of Louisville. He is at work on a novel.

Photo copyright: Carlos Madrid

Selected Publications

A Bit of Green Apple, a Bit of Rotten Meat” in Miracle Monocle

A Difficult Child” in swamp pink

Those Uncertain Days” in New World Writing Quarterly

A Cape Cod Story” in Minorliterature[s]

How I Became a Priest” in Chicago Review

The Booksin Passages North

The Complicated Edge” in Glitter

We Were Not Rich, But We Were Not Poor” in Gulf Coast

Oido Beach” in New England Review

The Riparian Book” in Little Star

Passages” in Little Star

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