Daisy Rockwell‘s painting and writing have been thrilling fans for the better part of a decade: her cutting images of writers, politicians, intellectuals and, occasionally, the mistress of Vladimir Putin, say more within the margins of a canvas than The New York Times Op-Ed section on any given day.
Foxhead Books chose Paul Kerschen's story collection, The Drowned Library, to announce its arrival on the publishing scene for two reasons: Kerschen's collection is stunning and he's one of his generation's best writers.
"The Same Terrible Storm introduces us to a fierce and lyrical writer who, in his depiction of contemporary Appalachian life, is equal parts uncompromising and compassionate..." --K.L. Cook
Julie Innis' Three Squares a Day with Occasional Torture takes us from serial killers to amorous insects. And you're going to like it. Get full up, here.
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