In this slim volume of very short stories, Cut Through The Bone (Dark Sky Books) Ethel Rohan presents a series of confrontations, putting us in the middle of those awkward little moments: when your mother stands in the living room her face scarred and disfigured, eyeballs floating in their sockets, rimmed with blood; when the divorce papers are dropped on the table, your husband's fingernails bl/5. Ethel Rohan is the author of two story collections, Goodnight Nobody (forthcoming Queen’s Ferry Press, ) and Cut Through the Bone, Dark Sky Books, the latter named a Notable Story Collection by The Story Prize. She is also the author of a chapbook, Hard to Say, PANK, · Like a knife turned on its side, shaving away tissue-thin portions of skin one after another until seeing red, the thirty tales in Ethel Rohan’s debut short story collection Cut Through the Bone are self-contained, sometimes lyrical, often brutal slices of flash fiction, each ending with such a sharp intake of air one might feel lightheaded after reading too many at www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 4 mins.
Ethel Rohan is the author of In the Event of Contact, winner of the Dzanc Short Story Collection Prize (May 18).Her debut novel The Weight of Him (St. Martin's Press and Atlantic Books, ) was an Amazon, Bustle, KOBO, and San Francisco Chronicle Best Book, and was shortlisted for the Reading Women Award. She is also the author of the story collections, Goodnight Nobody and Cut Through the. Find many great new used options and get the best deals for Cut Through the Bone by Ethel Rohan (, Trade Paperback) at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! Cut Through The Bone Stories by Ethel Rohan, , Dark Sky Books edition.
Like a knife turned on its side, shaving away tissue-thin portions of skin one after another until seeing red, the thirty tales in Ethel Rohan’s debut short story collection Cut Through the Bone are self-contained, sometimes lyrical, often brutal slices of flash fiction, each ending with such a sharp intake of air one might feel lightheaded after reading too many at once. “Each piece in Ethel Rohan’s Cut Through the Bone is as eerily beautiful as the realistic baby dolls in her story “Lifelike”; and you will find yourself, on multiple occasions, believing that you can hear the stories breathing. In this unforgettable collection, Rohan reveals her mastery in finding the danger of ordinary objects, the way they come alive when her characters hold them in their hands. Cut through the bone: stories Item Preview remove-circle Cut through the bone: stories by Rohan, Ethel. Publication date Topics Short stories, American.
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