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Slow Burn: A Conversation with Katie Jean Shinkle

September 12th, 2018

Katie Jean Shinkle discusses her new novel, RUINATION.

Tags: adolescence, Animals Eat Each Other, Ariel Gore, Billy Graham, casey plett, Christianity, coming out, cult, E. Patrick Johnson, Elle Nash, evangelism, flowers, Fred Moten, heteronormativity, Jim Bakker, Katie Jean Shinkle, LGBTQ, Lidia Yuknavitch, Little Fish, Marriage of a Thousand Lies, Maurice Blanchot, Midwest, naomi alderman, No Tea No Shade, patriarchy, pedophile, pedophilia, place, post-apocalyptic, queer, religion, revival, Ruination, Selah Ann Saterstrom, SJ Sindu, Slab, Spuyten Duyvil, Stefano Harney, Steven Dunn, Tammy Faye, teenagers, The Arson People, The Meat and Spirit Plan, The Power, The Small Backs of Children, The Undercommons, vegetation, water & power, We Were Witches, weather

Elle Nash is the author of novel Animals Eat Each Other (Dzanc Books, 2018). Her work appears or is forthcoming in Guernica, The Offing, The Fanzine, and Vol. 1 Brooklyn, among other places. She is a founding editor at Witch Craft Magazine, a fiction editor at Hobart Pulp, and lives in the Ozarks.

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