In the late 1990s an unsuccessful photographer works in a manic, privately-owned stock photo agency. As the partners secretly jostle for ownership and power she gradually discovers both the plot and a future of new possibility.
"A disillusioned photographer works as a photo librarian. The writing parallels old style photography: film processed until a latent image becomes visible. The story emerges with the same chemical intensity."
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Mark Mordue, author,
Boy on Fire: The Young Nick Cave
Bartleby the Scrivener is alive, unwell, and reliving the gloomy doomy in the form of McAuliffe's brooding, misanthropic, rain-spat heroine. Impotent rage cohabits with brilliantly arch condemnations."
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Kassten Alonso, author,
Core (A Maiden),
The Pet Thief
"The controlled rage throughout Seattle does the memory of Mother Jones proud."
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Julie Madsen, editor, W*O*R*K Magazine
"A marvelous stretch of work."
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Matthew Stadler, author,
The Dissolution of Nicholas Dee and
Where We Live Now; co-founder, Publication Studio
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