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Scott Lambridis

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Scott Lambridis is a Bellingham-based writer and neurobiology lover whose fiction explores the strange edges of perception, time, and consciousness. His work has appeared in Slice, Fence, and The Café Irreal, and he earned his MFA from San Francisco State University. He once ran an indie press, toured with a progressive rock band, tended an olive farm, read a book from every country of the world, and wrote his debut novel during his daughter’s naps in France.

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St. Ulphia's Dead

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Is Art Responsible for What It Manifests?

I have a confession: I once read Nabokov’s Lolita to my newborn daughter.

Not the notorious passages. At least I don’t think so. When she was tiny, I had a habit of reading aloud whatever I happened to be reading while rocking her to sleep. I wanted to put beautiful language into her brain. At the time, I was reading Nabokov for the first time and marveling at the wit, the precision, the sheer dext

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St. Ulphia's Dead by Scott Lambridis
"At the core of St. Ulphia’s Dead, Scott Lambridis’ ideal-rending debut novel, a familiar cycle is challenged. Instead of birth>life>death — the oft-considered fundamental trio of human existence — love>death>rebirth claws to the forefront, shakes us " Read more of this review »
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" Thank you for reading and sharing your thoughts! I think this is my favorite review quote so far: "It feels like if Annihilation and Scooby-Doo got tr ...more "
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"St. Ulphia’s Dead has the energy of a graduate thesis getting possessed in real time. You start out thinking you’re reading a creepy little folk horror mystery about a possible Wendigo outbreak on a remote island, and then suddenly everyone is debati" Read more of this review »
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" Thanks for reading Kaylee! The disorientation, overwhelm, and pacing were intentional for the characters' experience, but obviously they shouldn't get ...more "
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" Thanks so much for reading Sara! And glad you pulled those quotes, they do get at some of the underlying heartbeats of the story.

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I was excited because wendigos are by favorite folklore creatures and i really wanted to like it. The beginning was slow and confusing at first but when it got going it was good b" Read more of this review »
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" Hi Lili, thank you so much for picking the book up. I want to clarify though: there is no child brothel in the story. There’s a scene Jo witnesses tha ...more "
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The stories in The Mourning Fields don’t just modernize Greek myths; they reveal how these stories remain alive within our most intricate relationships, often just out of sight. The more transparent reimaginings are as delightful as I’d hoped, but it ...more
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