What do an old-fashioned movie theater, a thrift store hoodie, an old fruit box, a butterfly, and a hand-held, laser-emitting, thermometer have in common?
In Stephen Graham Jones’s latest collection of short stories, they’re all everyday items he uses to keep you awake at night.
With razor-sharp prose, starting with the first line of “Thirteen” (Here’s how you do it, if you’re brave enough), he pummels us in a full-court press of discomfort, paranoia, and a desire to keep the lights on…CONTINUE READING
ABOUT THE REVIEWER:
Matt Andrew currently works in the banking sector in Dallas, Texas. His fiction has been published in The Quotable, Blue Lake Review, and Literary Orphans.
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