Amazing review! I concur on how amazing her book is!
Heather Babcock at the launch for Of Being Underground & Moving Backwards – photo by Lizzie Violet
Where do the words
Interrupted
Of the working class people go?
Lost somewhere within their time
Interrupted.
This is the prologue to Heather Babcock’s chapbook Of Being Underground and Moving Backwards, a collection of short stories published by DevilHousePress.
A compelling and vividly detailed collection of works, Of Being Underground and Moving Backwards opens with “Break,” a first-person narrative from the point of view of a heart-broken, over-worked waitress soldiering on through her shift to pay the bills – and finding emotional release in an unexpected moment of solitude during a much deserved break.
The workaday characters – Wilbur and Christina in “Half Off” and Betty in “The Trees Turned to Glass” – struggle through harsh and unfair circumstances, doing the best they can to survive as they scramble to eke…
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