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Eat Crow
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Mallory Pearson
From #1 bestselling author Mallory Pearson comes Eat Crow—a sapphic horror akin to Micah Nemerever’s These Violent Delights that explores desire both empowering and grotesque, art as love and as violence, and the beauty and darkness of sisterhood.
Kicked out of the apartment she shared with her sister, Lou is scraping rock bottom, so she accepts an invitation to Tangier House, an artist residency in rural Virginia. It might be her last chance to create something worthwhile. When she arrives, she finds a familiar face in Veronica, the object of her teenage infatuation. They haven’t seen each other since their days at the all-girls boarding school, Cusk, forever the backdrop for Lou’s first encounter with the knife-edge of desire, and the worst moment of her life.
But Veronica is different than she was. Gone is the enigmatic, reclusive girl Lou knew. In her place is a magnetic, violently intense creative, whose artistic eye has landed squarely on Lou.
Summer unfolds at Tangier House. Lou writes letters to her sister that will never arrive. The art takes on a life of its own. As Lou and Veronica’s mutual obsession grows deeper, Lou is forced to ask herself how much she has really changed since Cusk, and how much she is willing to change still, reshaped by Veronica’s hands. Because Veronica is intent on collaborating with Lou in every sense of the word—no matter the gory havoc she wreaks in the process.
©2027 Mallory Pearson (P)2027 Blackstone Publishing批評家のレビュー
“Vivid descriptions, believable emotional stakes, and deeply creepy horror elements keep the pages flying as Pearson probes the experience of queer womanhood and the toll of ambition. This stuns.”
(Publishers Weekly (starred review) on Voice Like a Hyacinth)“Written with gorgeous, hypnotic prose, We Ate the Dark is a piece of uncategorizable beauty and a masterclass in suspense: a ghost story inside a mystery inside a story of queer love, friendship, and family. Pearson has added to the queer horror canon with a deeply felt, deeply human masterpiece about grief, magic, connection, and all the things that keep us coming back to one another. Spooky, tender, and heartbreaking, it’ll have you turning the pages like an incantation.”
(Marisa Crane, author of I Keep My Exoskeletons to Myself, on We Ate the Dark)“We Ate the Dark is a gripping tale of friendship and grief and the real and imagined ghosts from the past that come to haunt us. Deliciously queer and wildly Southern, this book had me turning pages fast, lost in its poetic language, immersed in the lush landscape, holding my breath in anticipation. Mallory Pearson has written a stunning debut filled with sentences that continued to surprise me with their beauty and generosity until the very last page.”
(Genevieve Hudson, author of Boys of Alabama, on We Ate the Dark)“With stunning prose, Pearson draws readers into the lives of her characters and weaves a horror-esque fantasy tale.”
(Library Journal on We Ate the Dark)