Tag: Francois Bereaud

  • THE POWER OF WHAT’S LEFT UNSAID | a review by Francois Bereaud

    A Review of Maud Lavin’s SILENCES, OHIO As a person who has lived on both coasts but never in the “fly over states” (which I imagine to be pejorative to those to who live there), I came to Maud Lavin’s chapbook, SILENCES, OHIO from Cowboy Jamboree Press, interested in learning more about a large swath…

  • Squirrel Hunting

    Fiction by Francois Bereaud On an October morning in the last fall of his life, Art sits on his porch, a cup of coffee fortified with a half shot of whiskey in one hand – fuck you cancer – and his pellet gun in the other. Art’s not a stoic about his condition. He’s angry,…