In the late 1990s an unsuccessful photographer works in a manic, privately-owned stock photo agency where the two partners secretly jostle for ownership and power. As she gradually discovers these realities, her own future becomes less clear.
"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."
—
Matthew Stadler, author,
The Dissolution of Nicholas Dee and
Where We Live Now; co-founder, Publication Studio
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