AIMEE PARKISON
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Painted in reds, blues, and blacks, here are twelve stories from a writer we are sure to be hearing from for a long time to come, Aimee Parkison. In her debut collection, we see drifters and sad children, bar floozies and a cowboy psychologist, a tattooed woman and a pair of increasingly unidentical twins. But this is no sideshow played for cheap thrills. What comes through most clearly is the dignity of real characters' pain, and the innovativeness of a writer who never sells short the people she creates. Raw, loosely sewn, and sinuous, Women with Dark Horses is a formidable debut.
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​Starcherone Books, 2004.  256 pages
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  • About
  • Books
  • Reviews
  • OSU Experts Directory
  • Disappearing Debutantes
  • Surburban Death Project
  • The Blood Tree
  • Refrigerated Music for a Gleaming Woman
  • Girl Zoo
  • Sister Séance
  • The Petals of Your Eyes
  • The Innocent Party
  • Woman with Dark Horses
  • Theater of Cruelty: The Rumpus
  • Allison's Idea: Tarpaulin Sky
  • The Petals of Your Eyes
  • News
    • American Antiquarian Society Fellowship in Creative Writing
    • TSP: Aimee Parkison's Two Minds
  • Aimee Parkison