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Isobel was thrown by his poise, shocked by his ability to lie so easily. This shifting of gears revealed a stranger hidden inside her husband. When she was a child, she'd once slept the whole night with a garden lizard under the blanket. It had made her feel ill to think of the lizard heating up from her warmth. ~in The Dragonfly's Tale by Sharon Millar
~"The Dragonfly's Tale" by Sharon Millar, in Trinidad Noir: The Classics, ed. Earl Lovelace and Robert Antoni
Draconian Switch, Issue 20!
DS 20, ably designed by the excellent Kriston Chen, is out now. Edited by Mariel Brown and published by Richard Rawlins, this issue features fiction from Sharon Millar, art by Sheena Rose, Ewan Avery, Kriston and much more! Am also pleased to be included in this 20th issue via a review of Trinidad artist Steve Ouditt's latest show at Medulla Gallery (special thanks to Kriston for his company on a recent visit to the Medulla space). CHECK it all out here.
