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In the Red and Brown Water
In the Red and Brown Water charts the story of Oya, a fast and beautiful track star who must make difficult choices on her journey to womanhood.
Bully
In this loose meditation on William Golding's novel, Lord Of The Flies, a group of women secretly beat up other women for a bit of fun on the weekends. One of their victims, a woman who attends their weekly aerobics class, discovers their identities and plots revenge with her friends. As the women move from the aerobics studio to the wilderness, each confronts the darkness inside of herself.
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2013, The Cell, New York City
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May be available directly from the writer. Included in the 2015 Kilroy List.
May be available directly from the writer. Included in the 2015 Kilroy List.
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