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This collection of artworks demonstrates both Presley’s multidimensionality and his ability to represent the human condition through a variety of mediums.
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“A House Is a Body” becomes increasingly repetitious on the subject of marriage but remarkably original in the face of death.
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“Parakeet” touches on the near-insolvable crises tangled within the enigma that is the human condition.
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Readers will find Jost more likable on the last page than they did on the first.
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The anthology contains deeply personal stories by the authors focusing on their lived experiences spanning a range of disabilities.
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Rich with bittersweet stories and celestial themes, her debut “Violet Bent Backwards Over the Grass” is a picturesque, ethereal escape.
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Fantasy as a genre is often played out on a grand scale, but “A Song of Wraiths” understands the importance of the minute.
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Rory’s story, backed by a chorus of thousands, unfolds against a setting so richly developed, it is as if the Santa Ana winds themselves are turning the pages.
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Alvarez’s terse realism, combined with her lilting writing style, is a combination that works well in service to the “telenovela material” she commits to the page.
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“Music From Another World” deserves a read because of its unique approach to depicting historical queerphobia.
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