You Might Forget the Sky was Ever Blue (Duck Lake Books, 2019) includes stories about a third grade teacher in Baltimore trying to make sense of the 2016 election campaign to students, a teenage sexual assault survivor making his way through a changed world, and a boy is raised to believe he’s Hulk Hogan’s little brother. This book includes experiments in form with a social conscience, including work originally published in Hobart, Iron Horse Literary Review, Bayou Magazine, Front Porch, Waccamaw, Prime Number Magazine, and elsewhere.
You can read my guest blog post about the book at Orson’s Review as well as interviews centered on it at Cease, Cows and Longridge Review.
Read what Kirkus Reviews has to say about the book here, read a review from Heavy Feather Review here, read a review from Cease Cows here, and read a review from Linden Avenue Literary Journal here.
The book is available from the publisher, bookshop.org, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.