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Mutilations on a Theme
Mutilations on a Theme, a full-color illustrated text, exemplifies the idiosyncratic ways fiction and nonfiction can manifest, and how some of the most intrepid writing arises at the college level. Semi-finalists were college students at the time their work was selected by editorial assistant, Leon Baham. Doug Rice selected the competition winner and finalists. Featuring the winning submission, “The Boy. The Box,” by Kylee Cook. Finalists: Theresa O’ Donnell, Melanie Page, Daniel Roche, David Tarleton, Isaac Weil, and Matthew Weinkam. With additional art by Madeline Waits. Book editor: Grayson Del Faro.
184 pages, Paperback
First published October 1, 2015
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January 23, 2018
So excited to be included in this work! Thanks to Leon Baham for choosing my entry to be included as a finalist.
The other finalists are: Theresa O’ Donnell, Daniel Roche, David Tarleton, Isaac Weil, and Matthew Weinkam.
The winning piece, chosen by judge Doug Rice, is “The Boy. The Box,” by Kylee Cook.
There's artwork, too! It's a book that can be held in many directions and looked at as an art piece, too.
The other finalists are: Theresa O’ Donnell, Daniel Roche, David Tarleton, Isaac Weil, and Matthew Weinkam.
The winning piece, chosen by judge Doug Rice, is “The Boy. The Box,” by Kylee Cook.
There's artwork, too! It's a book that can be held in many directions and looked at as an art piece, too.
Displaying 1 of 1 review