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In language so spare it feels more like breath than words, Robin Storey Dunn relates what it’s like to grow up alienated from family, history, language, community and even landscape. She finds belonging in an arcane religious cult only to discover she must rescue herself from the very kindness that saved her.
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“War and Peace with Obnox” Perfect Sound Forever, December...
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“The Kingdom of Heaven” The Windhover 24.1, February 2020....
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“War and Peace with Obnox” Perfect Sound Forever, December 2020. click here to read more
Apr 13, 2020 · Jesus didn’t save me, Lester Bangs did. When Creem put Kiss on the cover in August 1977 I stole a copy from the 7-11. I studied the text like runes and felt the scales fall from my eyes.
“The Kingdom of Heaven” The Windhover 24.1, February 2020. click here to read more
Robin Storey Dunn Originally from Philadelphia, Chris has also lived in Berkeley, Paris, Sydney, Berlin, Antwerp, Chicago, and now Atlanta, where he teaches Health Humanities at Emory University. He is the author of Dysfluencies: On Speech Disorders in Modern Literature (Bloomsbury 2014).
Jan 29, 2021 · This Friday, Robin Storey Dunn — author of this week’s Monday thought — offers a playlist to accompany her piece. Before After A Publication of The Brickhouse Cooperative .
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