After her brother tracks her down to announce the passing of their father, a transphobic heroin addict living in a North Philadelphia hovel fights with speech, claw, and firearm to prove that her dad is alive –– and waiting for her in an abandoned coal town that’s been burning for sixty years.
After her brother tracks her down to announce the passing of their father, a transphobic heroin addict living in a North Philadelphia hovel fights with speech, claw, and firearm to prove that her dad is alive –– and waiting for her in an abandoned coal town that’s been burning for sixty years.
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Fentanyl
by Michael Quinn
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Fentanyl is brutal, unflinching, and unrelenting. It explores a woman's struggle with addiction as well as her relationships to the men in her life and her fractured attempts to lay claim to a sense of self. This piece will get under your skin and stick in your mind, placing you in the same ecstasy of madness as its lead.
Fentanyl is brutal, unflinching, and unrelenting. It explores a woman's struggle with addiction as well as her relationships to the men in her life and her fractured attempts to lay claim to a sense of self. This piece will get under your skin and stick in your mind, placing you in the same ecstasy of madness as its lead.