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A funeral director receives the body of a former teacher who wronged him in "Confessions"
Author’s note: Nathan Ashcraft and Sarah Lawrence are two of the book’s three narrators. Sarah was the town’s high school biology teacher and a political activist whose zeal often overshadowed her judgment and had a devastating impact on Nathan’s life 30 years earlier, when he was one of her students. In the novel’s present day, Nathan serves as the town’s funeral home director, and he’s been summoned to the hospital morgue to retrieve a body. He’s shocked to discover it’s Sarah Lawrence.
CONFESSIONS | Kirkus Reviews
by Sean Eads ‧ In this novel, the lives of a mortician, dentist, and retired biology teacher become agonizingly tangled in a small town in Appalachia. Nathan Ashcraft, Tim Sawyer, and Sarah Lawrence are all outsiders in Wentz Hollow, Kentucky. Nathan, the town’s gay mortician, was born there. But he left not long after Sarah, his well-intentioned high school biology teacher, outed him to his parents, only to return when he is informed his father, Bart, has Alzheimer’s disease.
Celebrating Delilah Beasley, A Pioneer in Massage Therapy
Californians may know about Delilah L. Beasley. After all, she was a major historian of the African American experience in the Golden State, publishing her results in the landmark book Negro Trailblazers of California (1919), and was also the first Black woman to become a columnist for a major city newspaper when she joined the staff of the Oakland Tribune in 1915. Delilah lived a life immersed not just in journalism, but massage therapy and bodywork as well.
Read “The Devil’s Reel” From the New Horror Anthology It Came From the Multiplex
We’re thrilled to share an excerpt from It Came From the Multiplex, a new anthology of horror fiction from editor Joshua Viola and Hex Publishers! Below, read Sean Eads and Joshua Viola’s short story “The Devil’s Reel”. Welcome to tonight’s feature presentation, brought to you by an unholy alliance of our spellcasters at Hex Publishers and movie-mages at the Colorado Festival of Horror.
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Aiming to “understand the construction of sexual identities in post-war Britain,” Sebastian Buckle studies a tumultuous period of nearly forty years, from the partial decriminalization of homosexuality (in 1967) to the emergence of civil unions (in 2004). Read More
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