Dinner Time

Holly Howitt-Dring (Editor)

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    Abstract

    Holly Howitt’s microfictions confront the reader with an unsafe world on the edge of implosion or disintegration, a world where the contours are forever folding in upon themselves. The tour de force of the collection is undoubtedly ‘Dinner Time’, a sequence describing, in powerfully surreal imagery, the extremities of lust, longing and cruelty, between a man, a woman (and a dog), that is both awful and intoxicating in its attention to detail and its evocation of an obsessed state of mind. Nothing is quite what it seems here; a quality which intrigues the reader, inciting one to turn the page and discover where we are going next. The tales are gripping, the writing is intelligent, measured, funny, frequently delicious.
    Original languageEnglish
    Place of PublicationBlaenau Ffestiniog (Wales)
    PublisherCinnamon Press
    ISBN (Print)9781905614530
    Publication statusPublished - 2008

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