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Stark and vibrant, the two halves of this sutured book expose the Frankenstein-like scars of the assemblage we call 'human'.

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Joanna Ruocco's Dan is a tiny novel that packs a massive punch." -Bustle Melba Zuzzo, erstwhile innocent of the male-heavy hamlet of Dan, a town located in the foothills of ... somewhere? ... finds herself in a rut. In fact she was probably born into this rut, but today, for some reason, she feels suddenly aware of it. Everything is changing, yet nothing is making sense. The people she might rely upon, the habits she should find comforting-eve...

A previously unpublished selection, Joanna Ruocco's The Boghole and the Beldame is a pastoral hallucination-more spell than story-that harks back to the waking/walking life of an archetypal dreamer. Afoot in the muck of language, Ruocco paints a thicket in which every shimmering growth baffles the landscape. The characters-creatures, figures, names-in The Boghole and the Beldame lean against time, pluck it for quills, wring its veins for blue,...