Julialicia Case

SELECTED PUBLICATIONS

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• "The Storming of Forestswarm," Salamander, Summer 2022.

 

• "Taking the Blacksmith," Gettysburg Review, Fall 2020.

 

• "Our Bodies, Our Incoherent Selves: Games and Shifting Concepts of Identity and Narrative in Contemporary Literature," Storyworlds, Spring 2020.

 

• "On the Walls," New Ohio Review, Fall 2019. 

 

• "The Stories I Do Not Know For Sure," American Literary Review, Spring 2019. (American Literary Review Award Winner) ​

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• "City of Cobwebs," Aquifer: The Florida Review Online, Spring 2018.

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• “Demonman,” The Masters Review, Fall 2017. (Winner Summer Short Story Award for New Writers)

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• “Braving the Controller,” Writer’s Chronicle, Fall 2017.

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• “The Roaring,” The Chattahoochee Review, Fall 2016. (Lamar York Prize Finalist)

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• “Strangers in Houses,” Blackbird, Fall 2015.

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• “A Certain Kind of Animal,” Sycamore Review, Fall 2014. (Pushcart nominee)

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• “The Internet Hates You,” Crazyhorse, Fall 2014. (Pushcart nominee)

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• "Survivor Summer," Santa Ana River Review, Fall 2014.

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• “Vocalistas,” Chautauqua, Summer 2014.

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• “Frank,” The Southampton Review, Spring 2014.

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• "Your New Neighborhood," Witness, Summer 2013.

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• "In Pixels and In Health," This Recording, February 2012.

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• “A Guide to Hell’s Half-Acre,” New Delta Review, Fall 2012. (Selected for the New Delta Review Best of the Web 2010-2013 Anthology.)

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• “Never Ourselves,” Water-Stone Review, Fall 2012.

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• “Growing Like Houses,” Willow Springs, Summer 2012.

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• “People of Substance,” Confrontation, Spring 2012.

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• “Bigfoot,” The Pinch, Fall 2011. (Winner: University of New Orleans Award for Study Abroad.)

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• “A Wilderness,” Prompted: The GPWS Anthology, May 2010.

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• “Predictions,” The Carolina Quarterly, March 2010.

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• “Monday,” The Pinch, Fall 2009.

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• “Our Street,” Quarterly West, Summer 2008.

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AWARDS AND HONORS

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• University of Cincinnati Bicentennial Essay Contest Winner, 2016.

• Tennessee Williams Scholarship, Sewanee Writers’ Conference, 2014.

• Nonfiction Winner, University of New Orleans Writing Contest for Study Abroad, 2011.

• Top 25 Finalist, Chiasmus Press First Book Contest, 2008.

• Participant in Artist Residency Institute offered by Sacramento Metropolitan Arts Commission, and received stipend to lead free creative writing workshops for homeless women in Sacramento, 2008.

• Fulbright Fellowship, 2006-2007.

• Recipient of Poets and Writers, Inc. grant to develop and lead free, public creative writing workshops for teenagers in underserved areas, 2006.