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Jennifer S. Cheng, Moon: Letters, Maps, Poems
JENNIFER S. CHENG MOON: LETTERS, MAPS, POEMS Chosen by Bhanu Kapil for the Tarpaulin Sky Press Book Awards Paperback, 140 pp. Pub date: May 2018 Cover art by Maude Tanswai $16 Mixing fable and fact, [...]
Piper J. Daniels, Ladies Lazarus
PIPER J. DANIELS LADIES LAZARUS Co-winner, 2017 Tarpaulin Sky Press Book Awards Paperback, 140 pp. Pub date: April 2018 $14 Equal parts séance, polemic, and love letter, Piper J. Daniels’ Ladies Lazarus examines evangelical upbringing, [...]
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Angela’s Story
A True Crime
Nonfiction / Novel. Forthcoming, 2019
From Tarpaulin Sky Press and GenPop Books.
Eight-year-old Angela _X_ had a story to tell.
It was a story about her big brother, Carson _X_.
He was thirteen.
They were doing s-e-x.
It was a short story.
It was not very exciting.
But it was Angela’s story.
And it was true.
So begins Angela’s Story, a true-crime novel in which incest is only the beginning, and no one is innocent.
The West Memphis Three
Essays and posts on the West Memphis Three, Jason Baldwin, Damien Echols, and Jessie Misskelley; the victims of the 1993 murders, Steve Branch, Christopher Byers, and Michael Moore; the victims’ parents, Pam (Hobbs) Hicks, Mark Byers, Dana and Todd Moore; and the attorneys, officials, suspects, and witnesses involved in 1993 or today, including John Fogleman, Gary Gitchell, LG Hollingsworth, David Jacoby, Buddy Lucas, Prosecuting Attorney Scott Ellington, Mayor of West Memphis William H. Johnson, Attorney General Dustin McDaniel, and West Memphis Police Chief Donald Oakes.
The Trial of Creative Frontiers School Principal Robert Adams
Unlike any number of molestation cases ably handled by competent law enforcement and child protection services daily, across the U.S., the nature and context of the allegations against Robert Adams, as well as the conduct of Citrus Heights and Sacramento County authorities, are suspicious at best. The case exhibits numerous red flags: most notably that allegations of abuse are being made by a handful of motivated adults, while actual students at the time of the school’s closure have not only told investigators that no abuse occurred, but delivered a petition to the Mayor and held bake sales, tag sales, and “movie nights” to raise funds to help re-open Creative Frontiers.