Siblings in Exile
From school shootings to toddlers in cages, our historical moment can feel like a Grimm’s fairy tale. It’s no surprise, then, that our leading novelists have often couched their work…
From school shootings to toddlers in cages, our historical moment can feel like a Grimm’s fairy tale. It’s no surprise, then, that our leading novelists have often couched their work…
Los Angeles Review of Books
150 pages
$15
“At the center of this haunting narrative is an unforgettable ghost story, which, ultimately, is not quite a ghost story at all.”
–Michael Wood
…The Paris Review he describes “Slope” as “the most autobiographical story I’ve ever written.” He writes about home and cultural kinship with a sharp personal understanding of just how complicated…
…of hopes for the future, loss of promise and potential, loss of health, loss of relationship, loss of the emotional intimacy of loving and caring for someone in mutual ways….
…meanwhile forming his own spiritual vision. Justin perceives God in all aspects of the world, a private belief he calls “the Everything.” He feels the Everything in every creature and…
…safe place where the most lost, hopeless, and pain-filled people can be loved and supported into a new kind of life, primarily through what Boyle calls “the Holy Trinity—Recovery, Meds,…