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Fiction. Horror. Women's Studies. MOTHER WALKED INTO THE LAKE, Alana I. Capria's second novel, merges fantasy, feminism, and horror into a brilliant but disturbing allegory on motherhood and mental illness. The story follows three children who come face-to-face with the consequences of their Mother's drowning. The novel explores the complicated nature of Motherhood and how
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Paperback, 1, 97 pages
Published
December 5th 2017
by Kernpunkt Press
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From the first paragraph, Alana I. Capria sets a bleak and tense tone and never does she turn back. The delivery of this story is in a style of writing I’ve never seen before and holds onto this original, somewhat experimental, method throughout. It reads something like waves lapping at the shore (befitting I suppose given the title and subject matter). It is purposefully repetitive and the fluid repetition works to drive a stake through the heavy atmospheric visuals and ...more
From the first paragraph, Alana I. Capria sets a bleak and tense tone and never does she turn back. The delivery of this story is in a style of writing I’ve never seen before and holds onto this original, somewhat experimental, method throughout. It reads something like waves lapping at the shore (befitting I suppose given the title and subject matter). It is purposefully repetitive and the fluid repetition works to drive a stake through the heavy atmospheric visuals and ...more
A highly original novella with bountiful descriptions of otherworldly motherly horror, framed by the inciting incident and its implications. At once a tale of horror and a tale of the too-often account of mothers losing themselves (i.e., as individuals/human beings/women) completely as they tend to the countless needs of children, home and husband.
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Alana I. Capria is the author of "Mother Walked Into the Lake," "Wrapped in Red," and "Hooks and Slaughterhouse." She resides in Northern New Jersey with her husband and rabbit. Her website is http://alanaicapria.com
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