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Hard-living tricksters, backwoods queers, and vengeful scoundrels collide with Southern-gothic history, religion, and apocalypse, pushing the boundaries of time-tested traditions in Songs on the Water, a story collection set in south Georgia. From teenagers swiping moonshine and trespassing in the swamp despite its dangers, to desperate linemen facing both their jobs and existentialism, to troublesome ghosts and a trip through hell itself, these characters must face the very real and the mystical trials that the land and its history put before them. Sure, there are moments of blessing and…mehr

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Hard-living tricksters, backwoods queers, and vengeful scoundrels collide with Southern-gothic history, religion, and apocalypse, pushing the boundaries of time-tested traditions in Songs on the Water, a story collection set in south Georgia. From teenagers swiping moonshine and trespassing in the swamp despite its dangers, to desperate linemen facing both their jobs and existentialism, to troublesome ghosts and a trip through hell itself, these characters must face the very real and the mystical trials that the land and its history put before them. Sure, there are moments of blessing and glory, but only after raging fires and the haunted shadows of the cypresses.
Autorenporträt
Jackson Culpepper grew up in Georgia, whose red hills and swamps shaped these stories. Since then, he has lived in Southern Appalachia, the mountain west, and the desert Southwest. Songs on the Water was his fiction thesis at the University of South Carolina's MFA program. His work has appeared in Armchair/Shotgun, Cartridge Lit, and most recently in Identity Theory. He currently serves as the poet laureate of the progressive First Baptist Church of Denver, where his poems have been set to music and performed. He lives and teaches first-year English at several community colleges in the Denver, Colorado area.