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POETRY & PROSE

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WHERE DARK THINGS RISE

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wo generations after the events in Where Dark Things Grow, evil still lurks in the corners of Appalachia. As if being a teenager isn't hard enough in the 1980s, Mina struggles with family, friends, and school while harnessing secret powers that will change everything she knows.

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where dark things Grow

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n the midst of the Great Depression, fifteen-year-old Leo grapples with family turmoil and madness, while discovering an enchanted wulver from ancient folklore. Seeking revenge, Leo unleashes forces beyond his control, leading to a harrowing journey with his spitfire friend Lilyfax. As they search for Leo's missing father they become embroiled in a plot to rescue trafficked women. Any hope of saving the women requires confronting dark forces lurking in the Southern Appalachian Mountains. "Where Dark Things Grow" blends horror, folklore, and magical realism in a gripping 1930s bildungsroman. Where Dark Things Grow is a winner of a Firebird Book Award in the Magical Realism category and a Literary Global Book Award for Horror.

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Jesus in the trailer

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bove all else, the poetry in Jesus in the Trailer evokes a cogent sense of place.  Whether addressing police violence on the cobblestone streets of Savannah, the loss of a loved one to dementia, or coming of age in a trailer park in Appalachia, these poems address matters of faith, death, love, lust, and beauty while not masking the pain of Southern history.

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