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Andrea Blythe is on page 177 of 325

OMG. How "The Bereavement Photographer" made me cry.

— Oct 04, 2015 10:30PM

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Andrea Blythe is on page 227 of 325

"The Monster in the Field" is philosophical and fascinating in is exploration of what is monstrous and what is human.

— Oct 13, 2015 10:51PM

Andrea Blythe is on page 164 of 325

"Little Poucet" is the most disturbing story I've ever read. The fairytale style set in an impoverished part of a big city are part of the reason. The slightly incestuous sexuality is another.

— Oct 04, 2015 11:19AM

Andrea Blythe is on page 127 of 325

"Origami Bird" is very short, but quite beautiful.

— Oct 01, 2015 10:28PM

Andrea Blythe is on page 47 of 325

"Head Explosions" was such a strange and disturbing tale, but in a good way. I'm noticing a pattern in his stories, where he used unsettling imagery to discuss the nature of art.

— Sep 28, 2015 09:38PM

Andrea Blythe is on page 88 of 325

Tragic and beautiful, "Invisible" is a story of a married couple who are ignored and slowly, painfully fading from the world.

— Sep 27, 2015 10:33PM

Andrea Blythe is on page 42 of 325

"The Disease Artist" is a disturbing and fascinating exploration of art and humanity.

— Sep 22, 2015 10:18PM

Andrea Blythe is on page 26 of 325

Beautifully surreal and poetic, "The World Recalled" tells the story of a man's life backwards from old age to birth.

— Sep 21, 2015 10:35PM