Ebook {Epub PDF} Florida Gothic Stories by Vicki Hendricks

Florida Gothic Stories contains 11 of Vicki Hendricks' best, some previously published and some new to this volume. Hendricks' stories are riveting and unsettling — some offer surreal sojourns into the dark side of magical realism while others are pure Florida noir, with a full menu of characters twisted and damaged, yet with a gritty determination to survive.  · “Grotesque, Florida Man-type stories” is how my guest today, Florida College English Association president Christina Connor, describes Vicki Hendricks’ collection Florida Gothic Stories. Does that appeal to you? There are hurricanes, iguanas, identical twins, murders, and rather unconventional human/animal relationships on hand, too. Florida Gothic Stories by Hendricks, Vicki and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at www.doorway.ru

No one does noir like Vicki Hendricks. She writes about Florida like Daniel Woodrell writes about the Ozarks. And like Woodrell, she's pract. Florida Gothic Stories-Vicki Hendricks Gothic, in the sense of Southern Gothic, these eleven stories emphasize the "grotesque" and take place in various Florida environments. Some involve crime and violence, most involve sex; and animals are often central to the plot. "Stormy, Mon Amour" is about a woman who has given birth to a. Hello, Sign in. Account Lists Account Returns Orders. Cart.

Florida Gothic Stories: Delightfully Disturbing Vicki Hendricks is the author of noir novels Miami Purity, Iguana Love, Voluntary Madness, Sky Blues, and Cruel Poetry, the last nominated for an Edgar Award in Florida Gothic Stories may mark a slight departure for Vicki Hendricks, but don’t be fooled. These plots are original, the characters breathe, and her ear for dialogue is unerring. These plots are original, the characters breathe, and her ear for dialogue is unerring. My review of the new short story collection from Vicki Hendricks, Florida Gothic Stories, is up at spinetingler. Give it a look right HERE. I think Hendricks should put together an anthology like Damn Near Dead or one of those, call it Pet Noir or Noirotica or some shit like that.