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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Flash Fiction writing legend Tommy Dean called this debut collection "wickedly fun, deeply cutting, and as creepy as a funhouse mirror." Meet award-winning author M. M. De Voe in a collection of dark, challenging stories that represent some of her best writing in short fiction from 2005 to the present. Part of Borda Books' series of BOLD VOICES IN FICTION, in this exciting debut anthology, DeVoe juggles literary fiction with fables, science fiction with horror, pagan satire with the fantastical. What shines through in these quirky tales is intelligence and daring. What is real and what is unreal?Terese Svoboda, author of Dog on Fire, says, "Milda De Voe gives you femme Kafka in A Flash of Darkness - but American style: 'with nosies and lights that simulate the beautiful side of violence.' The stories cruise the scene with a chess-playing vicious granny and a Svetlana lounging against a furry elk, 'calling to mind every vodka ad young American Jim had ever taped to a dorm room ceiling, ' One swain can't hold his date's hand; though she has left it on the table: a treat between beers.' De Voe's especially brilliant on family life, and ends the book with a quirky story about a husband and what else? Horror."Certain to appeal to fans of Black Mirror, Twilight Zone, and Kelly Link, the stories in A Flash of Darkness "dance across the page" and engage dark humor, satire, and plenty of provocative narratives. The cast of characters is unforgettable."M. M. De Voe's collection, A Flash of Darkness, showcases deviously decadent morsels in the vein of Black Mirror. Despair, longing, and regret linger in these unnerving, provocative stories." -Amy Grech, horror authorM. M. De Voe's odd, dark stories represent some of her best stories from 2005 to the present. De Voe juggles literary fiction with fables, science fiction with horror, pagan satire with the fantastical. But what shines through is intelligence and daring. The ability to write from the point of view of a variety of narrators-some worthy, even heroic, others flawed to the extreme. De Voe leaves you wondering, what is real and what is unreal? Who are the reliable narrators and who are inglorious charlatans?Dive in to the haunted atmosphere of "Shutter," as we linger on the outskirts of horror past or horror-to-be. "Tastemakers" satirizes a modern obsession with life as performance art. "The Mayor of Flashback" is pure literary fiction that intertwines memories of 9/11 in Manhattan, Russian escapades, and the sometimes elastic bonds of marriage. "Empty" takes us into a corporate Twilight Zone, while "Cake" is a frightening peek into a domestic world, where keeping an eye on the children may not necessarily be for their safety. Toward the end, "A Rose" delivers a knockout punch of shifting fables and narrators that shows in a single story what this author's imagination can accomplish.M. M. De Voe is an internationally published fictionista who once danced for the Pope and later ran away with a group of jugglers. Her writing has won over twenty awards. Columbia University Writing Fellow, MFA under Michael Cunningham and Matthew Sharpe. Founder of the literary nonprofit Pen Parentis, a process described in her memoir/productivity guidebook for writers who are parents, Book & Baby. Inaugural member of the Lithuanian Writers of the Diaspora Forum. She lives in Manhattan. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When Artie Avilis joins a KGB-led tour to the land of his family's heritage, he expects answers about where he comes from. What he finds instead will cost him everything he thought he could keep hidden.Behind the Iron Curtain, identity is policed, desire is dangerous, and even private truths carry consequences. As Cold War tensions mount, Artie is pulled into a web of political and personal intrigue that forces him to confront what he believes, what he wants, and what he is willing to risk to live honestly in a world that demands silence.Woven through with Lithuanian folk tales and fragments of found haiku, The Boy Who Loved Trees is a lyrical debut of longing, secrecy, and the quiet defiance of becoming oneself.Winner, Arch and Bruce Brown Foundation Grant for Gay-Positive Historical Fiction Honorable Mention, Bellwether Prize Dana Awards FinalistFor readers of Alan Hollinghurst, Colm Toibin, and Anthony Doerr. The Boy Who Loved Trees is a lyrical debut of longing, secrecy, and the quiet defiance of becoming oneself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. When Artie Avilis joins a KGB-led tour to the land of his family's heritage, he expects answers about where he comes from. What he finds instead will cost him everything he thought he could keep hidden.Behind the Iron Curtain, identity is policed, desire is dangerous, and even private truths carry consequences. As Cold War tensions mount, Artie is pulled into a web of political and personal intrigue that forces him to confront what he believes, what he wants, and what he is willing to risk to live honestly in a world that demands silence.Woven through with Lithuanian folk tales and fragments of found haiku, The Boy Who Loved Trees is a lyrical debut of longing, secrecy, and the quiet defiance of becoming oneself.Winner, Arch and Bruce Brown Foundation Grant for Gay-Positive Historical Fiction Honorable Mention, Bellwether Prize Dana Awards FinalistFor readers of Alan Hollinghurst, Colm Toibin, and Anthony Doerr. The Boy Who Loved Trees is a lyrical debut of longing, secrecy, and the quiet defiance of becoming oneself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Flash Fiction writing legend Tommy Dean called this debut collection "wickedly fun, deeply cutting, and as creepy as a funhouse mirror." Meet award-winning author M. M. De Voe in a collection of dark, challenging stories that represent some of her best writing in short fiction from 2005 to the present. Part of Borda Books' series of BOLD VOICES IN FICTION, in this exciting debut anthology, DeVoe juggles literary fiction with fables, science fiction with horror, pagan satire with the fantastical. What shines through in these quirky tales is intelligence and daring. What is real and what is unreal?Terese Svoboda, author of Dog on Fire, says, "Milda De Voe gives you femme Kafka in A Flash of Darkness - but American style: 'with nosies and lights that simulate the beautiful side of violence.' The stories cruise the scene with a chess-playing vicious granny and a Svetlana lounging against a furry elk, 'calling to mind every vodka ad young American Jim had ever taped to a dorm room ceiling, ' One swain can't hold his date's hand; though she has left it on the table: a treat between beers.' De Voe's especially brilliant on family life, and ends the book with a quirky story about a husband and what else? Horror."Certain to appeal to fans of Black Mirror, Twilight Zone, and Kelly Link, the stories in A Flash of Darkness "dance across the page" and engage dark humor, satire, and plenty of provocative narratives. The cast of characters is unforgettable."M. M. De Voe's collection, A Flash of Darkness, showcases deviously decadent morsels in the vein of Black Mirror. Despair, longing, and regret linger in these unnerving, provocative stories." -Amy Grech, horror authorM. M. De Voe's odd, dark stories represent some of her best stories from 2005 to the present. De Voe juggles literary fiction with fables, science fiction with horror, pagan satire with the fantastical. But what shines through is intelligence and daring. The ability to write from the point of view of a variety of narrators-some worthy, even heroic, others flawed to the extreme. De Voe leaves you wondering, what is real and what is unreal? Who are the reliable narrators and who are inglorious charlatans?Dive in to the haunted atmosphere of "Shutter," as we linger on the outskirts of horror past or horror-to-be. "Tastemakers" satirizes a modern obsession with life as performance art. "The Mayor of Flashback" is pure literary fiction that intertwines memories of 9/11 in Manhattan, Russian escapades, and the sometimes elastic bonds of marriage. "Empty" takes us into a corporate Twilight Zone, while "Cake" is a frightening peek into a domestic world, where keeping an eye on the children may not necessarily be for their safety. Toward the end, "A Rose" delivers a knockout punch of shifting fables and narrators that shows in a single story what this author's imagination can accomplish.M. M. De Voe is an internationally published fictionista who once danced for the Pope and later ran away with a group of jugglers. Her writing has won over twenty awards. Columbia University Writing Fellow, MFA under Michael Cunningham and Matthew Sharpe. Founder of the literary nonprofit Pen Parentis, a process described in her memoir/productivity guidebook for writers who are parents, Book & Baby. Inaugural member of the Lithuanian Writers of the Diaspora Forum. She lives in Manhattan. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Flash Fiction writing legend Tommy Dean called this debut collection "wickedly fun, deeply cutting, and as creepy as a funhouse mirror." Meet award-winning author M. M. De Voe in a collection of dark, challenging stories that represent some of her best writing in short fiction from 2005 to the present. Part of Borda Books' series of BOLD VOICES IN FICTION, in this exciting debut anthology, DeVoe juggles literary fiction with fables, science fiction with horror, pagan satire with the fantastical. What shines through in these quirky tales is intelligence and daring. What is real and what is unreal?Terese Svoboda, author of Dog on Fire, says, "Milda De Voe gives you femme Kafka in A Flash of Darkness - but American style: 'with nosies and lights that simulate the beautiful side of violence.' The stories cruise the scene with a chess-playing vicious granny and a Svetlana lounging against a furry elk, 'calling to mind every vodka ad young American Jim had ever taped to a dorm room ceiling, ' One swain can't hold his date's hand; though she has left it on the table: a treat between beers.' De Voe's especially brilliant on family life, and ends the book with a quirky story about a husband and what else? Horror."Certain to appeal to fans of Black Mirror, Twilight Zone, and Kelly Link, the stories in A Flash of Darkness "dance across the page" and engage dark humor, satire, and plenty of provocative narratives. The cast of characters is unforgettable."M. M. De Voe's collection, A Flash of Darkness, showcases deviously decadent morsels in the vein of Black Mirror. Despair, longing, and regret linger in these unnerving, provocative stories." -Amy Grech, horror authorM. M. De Voe's odd, dark stories represent some of her best stories from 2005 to the present. De Voe juggles literary fiction with fables, science fiction with horror, pagan satire with the fantastical. But what shines through is intelligence and daring. The ability to write from the point of view of a variety of narrators-some worthy, even heroic, others flawed to the extreme. De Voe leaves you wondering, what is real and what is unreal? Who are the reliable narrators and who are inglorious charlatans?Dive in to the haunted atmosphere of "Shutter," as we linger on the outskirts of horror past or horror-to-be. "Tastemakers" satirizes a modern obsession with life as performance art. "The Mayor of Flashback" is pure literary fiction that intertwines memories of 9/11 in Manhattan, Russian escapades, and the sometimes elastic bonds of marriage. "Empty" takes us into a corporate Twilight Zone, while "Cake" is a frightening peek into a domestic world, where keeping an eye on the children may not necessarily be for their safety. Toward the end, "A Rose" delivers a knockout punch of shifting fables and narrators that shows in a single story what this author's imagination can accomplish.M. M. De Voe is an internationally published fictionista who once danced for the Pope and later ran away with a group of jugglers. Her writing has won over twenty awards. Columbia University Writing Fellow, MFA under Michael Cunningham and Matthew Sharpe. Founder of the literary nonprofit Pen Parentis, a process described in her memoir/productivity guidebook for writers who are parents, Book & Baby. Inaugural member of the Lithuanian Writers of the Diaspora Forum. She lives in Manhattan. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. When Artie Avilis joins a KGB-led tour to the land of his family's heritage, he expects answers about where he comes from. What he finds instead will cost him everything he thought he could keep hidden.Behind the Iron Curtain, identity is policed, desire is dangerous, and even private truths carry consequences. As Cold War tensions mount, Artie is pulled into a web of political and personal intrigue that forces him to confront what he believes, what he wants, and what he is willing to risk to live honestly in a world that demands silence.Woven through with Lithuanian folk tales and fragments of found haiku, The Boy Who Loved Trees is a lyrical debut of longing, secrecy, and the quiet defiance of becoming oneself.Winner, Arch and Bruce Brown Foundation Grant for Gay-Positive Historical Fiction Honorable Mention, Bellwether Prize Dana Awards FinalistFor readers of Alan Hollinghurst, Colm Toibin, and Anthony Doerr. The Boy Who Loved Trees is a lyrical debut of longing, secrecy, and the quiet defiance of becoming oneself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. When Artie Avilis joins a KGB-led tour to the land of his family's heritage, he expects answers about where he comes from. What he finds instead will cost him everything he thought he could keep hidden.Behind the Iron Curtain, identity is policed, desire is dangerous, and even private truths carry consequences. As Cold War tensions mount, Artie is pulled into a web of political and personal intrigue that forces him to confront what he believes, what he wants, and what he is willing to risk to live honestly in a world that demands silence.Woven through with Lithuanian folk tales and fragments of found haiku, The Boy Who Loved Trees is a lyrical debut of longing, secrecy, and the quiet defiance of becoming oneself.Winner, Arch and Bruce Brown Foundation Grant for Gay-Positive Historical Fiction Honorable Mention, Bellwether Prize Dana Awards FinalistFor readers of Alan Hollinghurst, Colm Toibin, and Anthony Doerr. The Boy Who Loved Trees is a lyrical debut of longing, secrecy, and the quiet defiance of becoming oneself. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Flash Fiction writing legend Tommy Dean called this debut collection 'wickedly fun, deeply cutting, and as creepy as a funhouse mirror.' Meet award-winning author M. M. De Voe in a collection of dark, challenging stories that represent some of her best writing in short fiction from 2005 to the present. Part of Borda Books' series of BOLD VOICES IN FICTION, in this exciting debut anthology, DeVoe juggles literary fiction with fables, science fiction with horror, pagan satire with the fantastical. What shines through in these quirky tales is intelligence and daring. What is real and what is unreal Terese Svoboda, author of Dog on Fire, says, 'Milda De Voe gives you femme Kafka in A Flash of Darkness - but American style: 'with nosies and lights that simulate the beautiful side of violence.' The stories cruise the scene with a chess-playing vicious granny and a Svetlana lounging against a furry elk, 'calling to mind every vodka ad young American Jim had ever taped to a dorm room ceiling,' One swain can't hold his date's hand ; though she has left it on the table: a treat between beers.' De Voe's especially brilliant on family life, and ends the book with a quirky story about a husband and what else Horror.'Certain to appeal to fans of Black Mirror, Twilight Zone, and Kelly Link, the stories in A Flash of Darkness 'dance across the page' and engage dark humor, satire, and plenty of provocative narratives. The cast of characters is unforgettable.'M. M. De Voe's collection, A Flash of Darkness, showcases deviously decadent morsels in the vein of Black Mirror. Despair, longing, and regret linger in these unnerving, provocative stories.' -Amy Grech, horror authorM. M. De Voe's odd, dark stories represent some of her best stories from 2005 to the present. De Voe juggles literary fiction with fables, science fiction with horror, pagan satire with the fantastical. But what shines through is intelligence and daring. The ability to write from the point of view of a variety of narrators-some worthy, even heroic, others flawed to the extreme. De Voe leaves you wondering, what is real and what is unreal Who are the reliable narrators and who are inglorious charlatans Dive in to the haunted atmosphere of 'Shutter,' as we linger on the outskirts of horror past or horror-to-be. 'Tastemakers' satirizes a modern obsession with life as performance art. 'The Mayor of Flashback' is pure literary fiction that intertwines memories of 9/11 in Manhattan, Russian escapades, and the sometimes elastic bonds of marriage. 'Empty' takes us into a corporate Twilight Zone, while 'Cake' is a frightening peek into a domestic world, where keeping an eye on the children may not necessarily be for their safety. Toward the end, 'A Rose' delivers a knockout punch of shifting fables and narrators that shows in a single story what this author's imagination can accomplish.M. M. De Voe is an internationally published fictionista who once danced for the Pope and later ran away with a group of jugglers. Her writing has won over twenty awards. Columbia University Writing Fellow, MFA under Michael Cunningham and Matthew Sharpe. Founder of the literary nonprofit Pen Parentis, a process described in her memoir/productivity guidebook for writers who are parents, Book & Baby. Inaugural member of the Lithuanian Writers of the Diaspora Forum. She lives in Manhattan.

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. A Flash of Darkness | Collected Stories of M. M. de Voe | M. M. de Voe | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2023 | Borda Books | EAN 9798987926901 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.