Sorrow Bends the Wing: Stories

· Blackstone Publishing
Ebook
245
Pages
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This book will become available on May 18, 2027. You will not be charged until it is released.

About this ebook

Following in the footsteps of his Shirley Jackson Award–winning collection, Folk Songs for Trauma Surgeons, the fourteen stories in Sorrow Bends the Wing are uncanny, satisfyingly strange, and deeply heartfelt.

In “Eat Me, S8 E1,” a young woman joins a zombie-eliminating reality competition series to fund her sister’s cancer treatments.

In “Torch Songs,” a scarred supervillain in Witness Protection must decide if she will return to a life of terror when her past resurfaces.

In “The Monster,” a father buys a monster cub for his estranged, radicalized son, to lethal results.

And in “Second Deaths,” a mournful addict corrals the undead in exchange for his next fix.

Sorrow Bends the Wing is a gripping new collection from Keith Rosson, the breakout author of the Fever House duology and Coffin Moon—perfect for fans of Stephen King and Joe Hill (who are fans of Keith themselves).

Following in the footsteps of his Shirley Jackson Award–winning collection, Folk Songs for Trauma Surgeons, the fourteen stories in Sorrow Bends the Wing are uncanny, satisfyingly strange, and deeply heartfelt. In “Eat Me, S8 E1,” a young woman joins a zombie-eliminating reality competition serie...

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About the author

Keith Rosson lives in Portland, Oregon and is the author of the novels The Mercy of the Tide and Smoke City. His short fiction has appeared in Cream City Review, PANK, December, the Nervous Breakdown, and more. He is a fierce advocate of public libraries and non-ironic adulation of the cassette tape.

Keith Rosson lives in Portland, Oregon and is the author of the novels The Mercy of the Tide and Smoke City. His short fiction has appeared in Cream City Review, PANK, December, the Nervous Breakdown, and more. He is a fierce advocate of public libraries and non-ironic adulation of the cassette t...

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