The Never-Ending Party - Corallo, Joe; Pollack, Rachel; Cabrera, Eva
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"Twenty-five years after losing her lover Lulu in a cult ritual for Dionysus gone wrong, Mindy Morrow is trying to live her life and put the past behind her. Unfortunately for Mindy, the past won't let her go. While she's taking care of her friend Flavia, her frenemy Kate is trying to lure Mindy back into the old club scene, and something more ancient and terrifying awaits them all"--

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"Twenty-five years after losing her lover Lulu in a cult ritual for Dionysus gone wrong, Mindy Morrow is trying to live her life and put the past behind her. Unfortunately for Mindy, the past won't let her go. While she's taking care of her friend Flavia, her frenemy Kate is trying to lure Mindy back into the old club scene, and something more ancient and terrifying awaits them all"--
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Joe Corallo is a comics editor whose work includes the Eisner nominated (Best Short Story) and Ringo Award winning Mine! anthology, the GLAAD nominated Kim & Kim and the Ringo nominated Dead Beats anthology. He also wrote She Said Destroy which he co-created with illustrator Liana Kangas at Vault Comics. Rachel Pollack is the author of 41 books, including two award-winning novels, Unquenchable Fire, winner of the Arthur C. Clarke Award, and Godmother Night, winner of the World Fantasy Award. She has also written a series of books about Tarot cards known around the world, a book of poetry, Fortune's Lover, and has translated, with scholar David Vine, Sophocles's "Oidipous Tyrannos," ( "Oedipus Rex") under the title Tyrant Oidipous. She designed and drew her own Tarot deck, The Shining Tribe Tarot. With artist Robert Place she has created two more decks, The Burning Serpent Oracle, and The Raziel Tarot. She has taught and lectured on four continents. For eleven years she taught in Goddard College's MFA writing program. Rachel lives in New York's Hudson Valley.