PreviewsJean Marc Ah-Sen

  • Dead Writers

    Dead Writers

    Stories

    Jean Marc Ah-Sen, Michael LaPointe, Cassidy McFadzean, Naben Ruthnum

    Four writers collaborate in this macro-narrative of interlocking themes, as each explores the concept of the “bargain” in novella-length stories – stories of a reluctant biographer, a journalist, a haunted tourist, and a colonial poet-doctor – all dealing with existential dread, tainted pasts, and uncertain futures.

  • Now I Shall Leave You To Your Fate

    Now I Shall Leave You To Your Fate

    Jean Marc Ah-Sen, Liz Harmer, Fawn Parker

    Four novellas examine the struggles of psychological crisis. In Parker’s “Some Recent Experiences,” a young wife and mother continues to struggle with an eating disorder; “Lighthouse” by Harmer follows a writer who is writing a fictional memoir about her time in a psychiatric hospital; the neurotic narrator of McCreesh’s “My Close Friends” lives almost entirely on social media; and in Ah-Sen’s “Busybody,” a social outcast agrees to spy on his roommate on behalf of her ex-lover.