Orange Gun Violence The narrator may not be

The narrator may not be a reliable one

A brazenly ambitious debut— it feels almost too much sometimes

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It has been among our greatest honors as a small press to publish this innovator of gay poetics and this chapbook will be a welcome addition to anyone's Shurin collection

’s Orange is an outrageous leap into the discourse of grief

Orange Gun Violence The narrator may not beE.s Orange is an outrageous leap into the discourse of grief, an enchanted toast to the complexities of the stories of self, low and high. Wryly wise and cheerfully grotesque, this compelling text is both blues and blueprint for a new territory. Ed Skoog, author of Travelers Leaving for the City, Mister Skylight & Run the Red Lights The most fun Ive ever had reading a book. About a dead dog. While resting my hand on my own dog, seventeen years old,