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Behold the Haunting Cover for Alexis M. Smith’s “Marrow Island”

June 16, 2015 No Comments

Alexis M. Smith‘s 2012 debut Glaciers was a perfectly composed work, moving from the dreamlike to the quotidian and back again. It abounded with lived-in details and evocative images, and was one of our favorite books of that year. We’ve been eager to read her followup to it, and it sounds as though we’ll finally be able to do that  next year.

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