The Odious Child and Other Stories Product Form:Paperback / softback but also the voices of

but also the voices of animals and inanimate objects (wolves

The poems in Anthropy fuse the scope of classical traditions to the disturbing agility of the moderns

Housty’s poems are textural—blossoms

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The Odious Child and Other Stories Product Form:Paperback / softback but also the voices ofDescription What would you do if your child was a furry feral creature or your new love interest a potential serial killer (or worse, a fictitious clich)? In The Odious Child, Carolyn Black invents her own blend of urban fantasy, crafting a unique storyscape that she populates with a series of mostly nameless figures who are trapped in social roles that they anxiously try to fulfill and sometimes manage to escape. With a refreshingly clear voice and