2014 December

Mark Lavorato’s Serafim and Claire (2014)

Buried In Print2014-12-08T08:25:58-05:00

Mark Lavorato’s debut novel is aptly titled as the novel is equally divided between these two characters, a young woman who dances on stage and a young man who takes photographs on the streets. Through them, readers experience Montreal of the 1920s, from vaudeville to fascism, and women’s rights to

Mark Lavorato’s Serafim and Claire (2014) Buried In Print2014-12-08T08:25:58-05:00

Khanh Ha’s The Demon Who Peddled Longing (2014)

Buried In Print2014-12-05T08:28:10-05:00

The Demon Who Peddled Longing is rich with the kind of sensory experience that translates into a reader’s complete immersion into another time and place, allowing them to fully inhabit a 19-year-old boy’s experience in Vietnam. Khanh Ha’s Flesh, a visceral and harrowing read, serves as a brilliant companion for his

Khanh Ha’s The Demon Who Peddled Longing (2014)Buried In Print2014-12-05T08:28:10-05:00

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