books
fiction
“The Year of the Rat,” Granta (forthcoming)
“Hungry,” That's How It Works: 30 Years of Fiction from Hub City Press
“Bitch Baby,” Ursa Short Fiction podcast
“Her Last Time in Dothan,” Joyland
“The Truth About Gators,” New Limestone Review, winner of the 2021 Crystal Wilkinson Creative Writing Prize
“Bitch Baby,” The Oxford American, winner of the 2020 OA Debut Fiction Prize, finalist for the 2021 ASME Award for Fiction
non-fiction
“A Small Animal,” The Oxford American (forthcoming)
“The Salt Life,” Atlanta Magazine
“Bloodlines: A Conversation with Kendra Allen,” Southwest Review
“Their Own Promised Land: Good Women and the Spirituality of Girlhood,” Lit Hub
“7 Short Story Collections About the Joys and Struggles of Girlhood,” Electric Lit
interviews
In Her Own Words Our State Magazine
The Point Is Not in Plot | A Conversation with Halle Hill The Southwest Review
An Interview with Halle Hill Hub City Writers Project
news
Hub City Press to publish Halle Hill's GOOD WOMEN: STORIES
MC Alumna Halle Hill ’17 Earns National Recognition For Writing
Oxford American Publishes Short Story by M.F.A. Alumna Halle Hill
selected reviews
“A stunning slow burn.” Kirkus Reviews, Starred Review
“In Hill’s fierce debut collection, Black women hunger to escape from their lives.” Publishers Weekly
“Hill’s stories deliver a stunning proclamation on the modern female experience.” The Atlanta Journal-Constitution