
ALT Even if you think you know what's going on, you won't be able to predict where this book will bring you. Though in hindsight, it seems incredibly obvious. This is such a hopeful, human horror about the perseverance of mind and spirit and the multitudes we contain. It broke my heart but left me feeling a deep sense of promise about the ability to heal.

ALT I had the amazing pleasure of hearing Aaron speak about this book at an in-person lecture recently, and it made my brain absolutely thrum with the interconnectedness of history and the lore that binds it. I knew I had to read the book pretty much right away, and I'm so glad I did. Everything is connected and there's an eternity of stories behind the now. Life is weird and gruesome and miraculous and wonderful. Every time a famous figure was mentioned in this book, it felt like that time in Oppenheimer when Einstein came out of nowhere; just these universally-known people showing up in the strangest places.

ALT issue eight Short Fiction Short fiction ~ A.M. ~ Amy Leacy ~ Arielle Arbushites (CNF) ~ Brooksie C. Fontaine ~ Christopher Moore ~ Elizabeth Cook ~ Gordon Brown ~ Jo Wozencroft ~ John Storey ~ Julie Balloo ~ Katherine Garrison ~ Linda M. Bayley ~ Μaggie ~ Miss Lou ~ S. M. Rosen ~ Taylor Young ~ Tina Wingham ~ Wanying Zhang ~

ALT issue eight Short Fiction Short fiction ~ A.M. ~ Amy Leacy ~ Arielle Arbushites (CNF) ~ Brooksie C. Fontaine ~ Christopher Moore ~ Elizabeth Cook ~ Gordon Brown ~ Jo Wozencroft ~ John Storey ~ Julie Balloo ~ Katherine Garrison ~ Linda M. Bayley ~ Μaggie ~ Miss Lou ~ S. M. Rosen ~ Taylor Young ~ Tina Wingham ~ Wanying Zhang ~














