When turmoil erupts in her private life, a struggling writer finds that her real-world problems have begun to cross over into her work, leading to a quest to better understand herself as an artist. Told in a fragmentary style that blurs the line between reality and imagination, Fictions considers the everyday tolls--the personal as much as the aesthetic--of getting our longings onto the page.
--Honeysett, AshleyWhen turmoil erupts in her private life, a struggling writer finds that her real-world problems have begun to cross over into her work, leading to a quest to better understand herself as an artist. Told in a fragmentary style that blurs the line between reality and imagination, Fictions considers the everyday tolls--the personal as much as the aesthetic--of getting our longings onto the page.
--Honeysett, AshleyWhen turmoil erupts in her private life, a struggling writer finds that her real-world problems have begun to cross over into her work, leading to a quest to better understand herself as an artist. Told in a fragmentary style that blurs the line between reality and imagination, Fictions considers the everyday tolls--the personal as much as the aesthetic--of getting our longings onto the page.
--Honeysett, Ashley
