Tragedy Queens: Stories Inspired by Lana Del Rey and Sylvia Plath TOC
TRAGEDY QUEENS is an anthology that brings together two powerful muses: Sylvia Plath and Lana Del Rey. Sylvia’s voice haunts us from beyond the grave. Her words cut like diamonds—sharp, deadly, and forever beautiful. Lana Del Rey’s dark themes and enchanting vocals resonate with listeners from all around the world. Both of these artists explore taboo topics. They find the words to voice the things they are not proud of, the things that haunt them. It takes courage to do the verbal striptease. Let these two extraordinary muses guide you into your own heart of darkness.
TRAGEDY QUEENS will be available for preorder in September 2017. ARC’s will be available to reviewers at that time. CLASH Books will also have copies available for purchase at the Brooklyn Book Fair this year.
Official release date is December 1st 2017.
Contact editor for ARC’s email: lezacantoral@gmail.com
TRAGEDY QUEENS TOC
1. Stephanie M. Wytovich – BECAUSE OF THEIR DIFFERENT DEATHS
2. Ashley Inguanta – A ROOM OF INFINITE CAT’S EYES
3. Lorraine Shein – SP WORLD
4. Gabino Iglesias – GODS IN THE BLOOD
5. Larissa Glasser – RITUAL OF GORGONS
6. Monique Quintana – SAD GIRL
7. Tiffany Scandal – LOOSE ENDS
8. Devora Gray – PIPEDREAMS
9. Cara Di Girolamo – SPHINX TEARS
10. Patricia Grisafi – CRAZY MARY
11. Rebecca Charlotte – MY PUSSY TASTES LIKE PEPSI GNOSIS
12. Brendan Vidito – STAG LOOP
13. Christine Stoddard – GOING ABOUT 99
14. Manuel Chavarria – DAYGLO REFLECTION
15. Kathryn Louise – THE BLACKLIST
16. Farah Rose Smith – THE LAND OF OTHER
17. Tiffany Morris – THE LAZARUS WIFE
18. Laura Diaz de Arce – WITHOUT HIM (AND HIM, AND HIM) THERE IS NO ME
19. Victoria Dalpe – THE WIFE
20. Max Booth III – ALL THE WORLD DROPS DEAD
21. Lisa Marie Basile – THE GIRLS IN THE GARDEN OF HOLY SUFFERING
22. Jerry Drake – CORINNE
23. Selene MacLeod – PANIC BIRD
24. Laura Lee Bahr – CATMAN’S HEART
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