10 Ergebnisse.

A small collection of poems by Appalachian artist Joshua Enos.

For some, it is impossible to remember. For others, impossible to forget. But everyone who hears it is marked by it, forever. For a suburban teenager named Arvydas, it becomes a source of solace after a breakup, but soon leads to confusion and dismay. For rock critic and master procrastinator Raoul Charles, it means a mission fraught with anxiety and doubt. A young novelist encounters it, considering its implications even as she becomes preocc...

In this complex and absorbing work, Joshua Enos explores the nature of story, ritual, truth, and time through the multiple realities of central characters Rebecca Metcalf (a successful or unsuccessful author), Jody Hanna (a logico-mathematical theorist or an undergraduate sound technician), and Loxlornica Howe (the daughter of Hanna and Metcalf, an adopted polymath child prodigy, or the victim of two unusual kidnappings). Through their experie...

On New Year's Eve, I decided to try and write a poem in my sleep each night for sixteen nights. Before falling asleep, I would subject myself to a stimulus--be it a book, a conversation, a piece of music, or even, in one case, a documentary about basking sharks. The following day, I would write down the resulting piece, trying to capture the feeling and the import of the dream as exactly as possible. These are my results compiled, a museum dis...

Keine Beschreibung.

A little book of pictures, notes, and haiku, composed during a visit to southwestern Pennsylvania in the spring and summer of 2012.

A collection of short stories examining guilt, inadequacy, and the infidelity of the certain.

Unsettling things begin to happen in the desert. Do they signify a coming apocalypse, or the end of causality as we know it? Welcome to Arrowroot. Join a young woman as she explores the margins of her ever-narrowing world in the company of a stranger. Will they recover the truths of the past, or fall victim to the bizarre distortions at the heart of a new reality?

Focused on crisis in miniature, this collection represents the first short stories of Appalachian writer Joshua Enos.

A prodigal returns home to sell off his Great Aunt's estate as a series of unresolved deaths calls into question both fantastic and mundane possibilities of the American dream, vaulting a small riverside town uneasily into twenty-first century notoriety.