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We Need a Cleanup on Aisle FiveHazel is a middle-class hypochondriac doing (over)time as a manager at Safeway, the only place that would hire her with an MBA from a state school. She hates her boyfriend, her family, and her life. Otis is a guiltless weirdo who still has action figures in his bed; a postindustrial Peter Pan who wakes up in the middle of the night crying from nightmares he can't remember. A punk rock void, he describes the world with the creative imagination of a child. Together, they are a disaster. In alt.punk, Lavinia Ludlow explores the ragged edge of art, society, and sanity, viciously skewering the politics of rebellion. With a savage eye for detail, she unveils the layers of mythmaking that underlie class and ideology in the twenty-first century. Click here to read a review of alt.punk at the Chicago Center for Literature and Photography. Click here to read a review of alt.punk at Small Press Reviews. Click here to read a review of alt.punk at The Nervous Breakdown. Click here to read a review of alt.punk at This Blog Will Change Your Life. Click here to read a review of alt.punk at the Boston Area Small Press and Poetry Scene website. Click here to read a review of alt.punk in Razorcake. Click here to read a review of alt.punk at The Word Zombie. Click here to read a review of alt.punk at TNBBC's The Next Best Book Blog. Click here to read a review of alt.punk at Nailed Magazine. Click here to read a review of alt.punk at fellow Casperian Books author Paul G. Bens' blog. Click here to read a review of alt.punk at the Pank Magazine blog. Click here to read a review of alt.punk originally published in American Book Review. Click here to read an interview with Lavinia Ludlow in Dogzplot. Click here to read an interview with Lavinia Ludlow in Big Other. Click here to read an interview with Lavinia Ludlow in Monkeybicycle. Click here to view a comic panel of one section of alt.punk at Nailed Magazine. Click here to read the first chapter of alt.punk. Lavinia Ludlow is a musician and writer. Her short fiction has been published in Pear Noir!, Curbside Splendor Semi-Annual Journal, and The Molotov Cocktail, and her critical reviews of indie lit have appeared in Small Press Reviews, The Collagist, The Nervous Breakdown, Entropy Magazine, and American Book Review. When not traveling for work, she divides her time between San Francisco and London. |
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