Lee D. Thompson
What is your latest release and what genre is it? Mouth Human Must Die -literary fiction
Quick description: The book itself is a limited edition with Frog Hollow Press, who specialize in chapbooks, broadsheets – fine printing, if you will. Lovely design, great paper. The story – all 7500 words of it – is narrated by Lester, a man with a mental illness. It chronicles a few days of his life and his interactions with Dr. Shabazz, a psychologist, and Lara, a Slow Loris at the nearby zoo.
Brief biography:
I’m from Moncton, New Brunswick (Canada) and have been publishing fiction for 18 years. I’m far too involved with literary things, from having run the provincial writers’ federation to organizing a reader series and editing a literary journal called Galleon. I’m also a freelance editor. And a songwriter/guitarist.
Here’s a review published in The Miramichi Reader.
Links to buy Lee’s book:
Frog Hollow Press
Lee’s promo links:
Blog “Indistractable”
Twitter
Galleon Journal
Editing Services
What are you working on now?
Mouth Human… is part of a story collection, four of which I’ve written, with another four to go. They are long stories, each involving, in its own way, a psychologist named Dr. Shabazz.
Lee’s reading recommendation:
Just finished a story collection by André Narbonne, Twelve Miles to Midnight. Excellent.
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