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5 kirjaa tekijältä Anuja Varghese
Winner, 2023 Governor General's Literary Award Winner, 2023 Writers Trust Dayne Ogilvie Prize for LGBTQ2+ Emerging Writers Shortlisted for the 2024 Rakuten Kobo Emerging Writer Prize Longlisted for the 2024 Carol Shields Prize for Fiction Genre-blending stories of transformation and belonging that centre women of colour and explore queerness, family, and community. A couple in a crumbling marriage faces divine intervention. A woman dies in her dreams again and again until she finds salvation in an unexpected source. A teenage misfit discovers a darkness lurking just beyond the borders of her suburban home. The stories in Chrysalis, Anuja Varghese’s debut collection, are by turns poignant and chilling, blurring the lines between the real world and worlds beyond. Varghese delves fearlessly into complex intersections of family, community, sexuality, and cultural expectation, taking aim at the ways in which racialized women are robbed of power and revelling in the strange and dangerous journeys they undertake to reclaim it.
When Other People Saw Us, They Saw the Dead
S. M. Uddin; Nisha Addleman; A. M. Perez; Marwa Sarraj; Emily Hoang; Lauren McEwen; Aliya Chaudhry; Gerardo J Mercado Hernndez; Adaline Jacques; Angela Burgos; Desiree Rodriguez; D. C. Dador; Adam Ma; jonah wu; L. C. Star; Danny Lore; Michelle Mellon; Margaret Elysia Garcia; C. M. Leyva; Shakira Savage; Amiah Taylor; Alicia Thompson; Anuja Varghese
Outland Entertainment
2023
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A faceless man stalks a woman's nightmares in Hollywood. A Kanontsistóntie is summoned to seek revenge in a residential school. A move from the projects to Manhattan leads to ominous shadows closing in. Two sisters discover a secret room in their farm, unearthing a sinister power.Originally published in Scotland, When Other People Saw Us, They Saw the Dead is an anthology of dark, unsettling writing from some of the most exciting contemporary BIPOC writers. Blending Gothic, horror, folklore, fantasy and fairy-tale, these eerie short stories will disturb, move and humor you. Death is ever-present in the pages of They Saw the Dead, blending with notions of home, memory, grief and belonging, as well as gentrification, white supremacy and colonization.Edited by Lauren T. Davila, They Saw the Dead explores what it is to be truly haunted.