Get ready to get your socks knocked off.
This writer pulls no punches. Party with a man named Satan during his last Mardi Gras, find out why Grace was banned from the French Quarter, and witness a saintly man's resurrection. In Artists of Jackson Square, Stuart South's debut collection of short stories, fiction is stranger than truth. Or maybe, it's as strange as truth.
These twenty narratives bring you vividly into the bohemian world of the French Quarter street artists. Humorous, tragic, uplifting, strange, beautiful, and gritty; it all went into this marvelous pot of literary gumbo from the Big Easy. South presents a provocative array of tales, drawing from twenty years of experience as a street artist, executed in the subgenre of dirty realism.
Journey with this artist turned author in his whimsical and brutally honest anthology describing the underside of life in New Orleans.
These are prose you won't soon forget. *This book contains explicit language, sexual situations, and graphic violence. Some characters express racist, sexist, homophobic, and other potentially offensive beliefs. The author's intent was not to offend, but to render an authentic artistic representation of his world.
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This writer pulls no punches. Party with a man named Satan during his last Mardi Gras, find out why Grace was banned from the French Quarter, and witness a saintly man's resurrection. In Artists of Jackson Square, Stuart South's debut collection of short stories, fiction is stranger than truth. Or maybe, it's as strange as truth.
These twenty narratives bring you vividly into the bohemian world of the French Quarter street artists. Humorous, tragic, uplifting, strange, beautiful, and gritty; it all went into this marvelous pot of literary gumbo from the Big Easy. South presents a provocative array of tales, drawing from twenty years of experience as a street artist, executed in the subgenre of dirty realism.
Journey with this artist turned author in his whimsical and brutally honest anthology describing the underside of life in New Orleans.
These are prose you won't soon forget. *This book contains explicit language, sexual situations, and graphic violence. Some characters express racist, sexist, homophobic, and other potentially offensive beliefs. The author's intent was not to offend, but to render an authentic artistic representation of his world.
Artists of Jackson Square, Short Stories
Get ready to get your socks knocked off.
This writer pulls no punches. Party with a man named Satan during his last Mardi Gras, find out why Grace was banned from the French Quarter, and witness a saintly man's resurrection. In Artists of Jackson Square, Stuart South's debut collection of short stories, fiction is stranger than truth. Or maybe, it's as strange as truth.
These twenty narratives bring you vividly into the bohemian world of the French Quarter street artists. Humorous, tragic, uplifting, strange, beautiful, and gritty; it all went into this marvelous pot of literary gumbo from the Big Easy. South presents a provocative array of tales, drawing from twenty years of experience as a street artist, executed in the subgenre of dirty realism.
Journey with this artist turned author in his whimsical and brutally honest anthology describing the underside of life in New Orleans.
These are prose you won't soon forget. *This book contains explicit language, sexual situations, and graphic violence. Some characters express racist, sexist, homophobic, and other potentially offensive beliefs. The author's intent was not to offend, but to render an authentic artistic representation of his world.
This writer pulls no punches. Party with a man named Satan during his last Mardi Gras, find out why Grace was banned from the French Quarter, and witness a saintly man's resurrection. In Artists of Jackson Square, Stuart South's debut collection of short stories, fiction is stranger than truth. Or maybe, it's as strange as truth.
These twenty narratives bring you vividly into the bohemian world of the French Quarter street artists. Humorous, tragic, uplifting, strange, beautiful, and gritty; it all went into this marvelous pot of literary gumbo from the Big Easy. South presents a provocative array of tales, drawing from twenty years of experience as a street artist, executed in the subgenre of dirty realism.
Journey with this artist turned author in his whimsical and brutally honest anthology describing the underside of life in New Orleans.
These are prose you won't soon forget. *This book contains explicit language, sexual situations, and graphic violence. Some characters express racist, sexist, homophobic, and other potentially offensive beliefs. The author's intent was not to offend, but to render an authentic artistic representation of his world.
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Product Details
| ISBN-13: | 9798992683103 |
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| Publisher: | Stuart South |
| Publication date: | 05/14/2025 |
| Pages: | 200 |
| Product dimensions: | 5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.42(d) |
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