by Jeffrey Hecker
Reviews & Interviews
Bluebells Don’t Grow in the Holy Land: an interview with Lisa A. Flowers
By Jeffrey Hecker
The title, diatomhero, is an anagram of the bible’s “I am the door”, a statement that comes full circle in the book’s final image, and applies just as much to Christ as it does to Janus. To open the doors of all myths and religions, to ‘let’ their darkness, (un)like bloodletting.
The title, diatomhero, is an anagram of the bible’s “I am the door”, a statement that comes full circle in the book’s final image, and applies just as much to Christ as it does to Janus. To open the doors of all myths and religions, to ‘let’ their darkness, (un)like bloodletting.
by Jeffrey Hecker
Reviews & Interviews
The Mimic Sea
By Jeffrey Hecker
She took her sweet time, I suspect, in order to release something rare, special, and dangerous — a finished book.
She took her sweet time, I suspect, in order to release something rare, special, and dangerous — a finished book.
