A strange freak improvising upon an old IBM typewriter, Cunningham prefers leathery Bordeaux wines, mid-sixties Miles Davis and sleeping past noon whenever possible. He's published thirteen books of poetry and prose including Flowers In The Shadow Of The Storm (Sunnyoutside, 2007), A Sound To Drive Away The Coming Darkness (Propaganda Press, 2008) and Sunlight at Midnight, Darkness at Noon: The Cunningham/McCreesh Letters (Orange Alert Press, 2009).
Cunningham lives with his girlfriend of twenty years and their two dogs on a small farm outside of Asheville, NC.
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Words: 2,310.
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Published: May 23, 2011
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Fiction » Literature » Literary
(4.50 from 2 reviews)
Two short stories. In the first, two women deal with heat and love and what happens when some things fail. In the second, obsession meets loss in an old southern cemetery.
Taco Fairy/Vidal Sassoon - 2Shot
on May 23, 2011
Written in clear, descriptive prose, Hosho McCreesh's stories draw you into the dream and let you walk around in another world for a while. Vivid action across a spectrum of existential humanism and working class endurance.