Black Cloud Juliet Escoria The stories in Juliet Escoria’s brilliant and elegantly crafted debut introduce us to a series of narrators who tell us about bad situations and surviving them in . · "Juliet Escoria has a poet's knack for knowing when to tie off a paragraph for thunderous effect and displays enormous empathy for the damaged souls that populate her stories." --San Diego CityBeat "Reading the stories in Black Cloud is like getting punched in . Juliet Escoria wrote JULIET THE MANIAC (Melville House ), WITCH HUNT (Lazy Fascist ), and BLACK CLOUD (CCM/Emily Books ).
Black Cloud Juliet Escoria Civil Coping Mechanisms, April My one great fear for Juliet Escoria's debut collection upon its release is that a great many people, mostly males, will pick it up, see the attractive girl on the front cover, maybe read the first couple of stories, flip through the rest of the book and look at the pictures (yes there are pictures), get somewhat aroused by the. Juliet Escoria. @julietescoria. reputation 1. + Follow. Juliet Escoria wrote Black Cloud (CCM/Emily Books ) and Witch Hunt (Lazy Fascist ). She lives in West Virginia. Enter your email address to receive notifications for author Juliet Escoria. Juliet Escoria is the author of a short story collection called Black Cloud, which was originally published in by Civil Coping Mechanisms In , Emily Books published the ebook, Maro Verlag published a German translation, and Los Libros de la Mujer Rota published a Spanish translation Witch Hunt, a collection of poems, will be published by Lazy Fascist Press in May She was born in.
Black Cloud by Juliet Escoria is a book about drugs that is not a Drug Book. Although each first-person story cycles through a litany of mind-altering substances—coke, meth, weed, ketamine, cutting, and antidepressants, to name a few—the deeper stories take place in between lines, hits, and swigs. The characters in Juliet Escoria’s Black Cloud are the same way, which is to say that their problem is everywhere, all the time. For them, reality is a constant, gnawing headache. They work shitty jobs and float through empty relationships. Juliet Escoria was probably my favorite discovery of and I wouldn't dare finishing this year without discussing her most popular book Black Cloud.
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