“Deborah Adams offers goddesses in peril and a protagonist who dares all to save the immortals in a wild, wacky, and wonderful romp. Imaginative, creative, fabulous fiction.”
-Carolyn Hart
“Deborah Adams offers goddesses in peril and a protagonist who dares all to save the immortals in a wild, wacky, and wonderful romp. Imaginative, creative, fabulous fiction.”
-Carolyn Hart
“Otherworldly, lilting—there’s a surreal touch to Cundieff’s verse that can be downright hypnotic. In ‘Everything Cruel Is Also Real,’ we get a memory in second-person: ‘you in a yellow dress against the condition / of your kite string. Taut, it lifts you with a thinnest white, / unwinding, tethered to you, kept like a conversation within your fists.'”