The Blue of Night - Masuga, Katy
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Floating between the shadows of the Eiffel Tower and the rundown shanties of the American west, Katy Masuga takes us on a gutting ride of love and loss, crafting a new vocabulary for the inescapable bonds of kinship and the wounds that make us. The Blue of Night is told with the straightforward ache of a mountain ballad, leavened with the modernist time of Faulkner and Proust. I awoke from the book devastated but clear, lit with courage and hunger, brain tickled, ready to race until my lungs burned. -Lauren Du Graf, award-winning arts critic

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Floating between the shadows of the Eiffel Tower and the rundown shanties of the American west, Katy Masuga takes us on a gutting ride of love and loss, crafting a new vocabulary for the inescapable bonds of kinship and the wounds that make us. The Blue of Night is told with the straightforward ache of a mountain ballad, leavened with the modernist time of Faulkner and Proust. I awoke from the book devastated but clear, lit with courage and hunger, brain tickled, ready to race until my lungs burned. -Lauren Du Graf, award-winning arts critic
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Autorenporträt
Katy Masuga is the author of The Origin of Vermilion (Spuyten Duvyil, 2016), Henry Miller and How He Got That Way (Edinburgh UP, 2011), The Secret Violence of Henry Miller (Boydell and Brewer, 2011) and numerous essays and short stories that often blur lines between fiction and nonfiction. She received both a doctorate in comparative literature and a joint doctorate in theory and criticism from the University of Washington, Seattle. She lives in France with her children.