LA Times | August 8, 2023
““Sun House” offered Duncan a place to heal and recover from his heartbreak — or as the Holy Goat would call it, a “heart-wound.” All the novel’s wounded undergo difficult acts of healing through sacrifice — hiking in the mountains to a sacred lake, preaching “Dumpster Catholicism” to Portland’s unhoused. Or as Jamey summarizes it, ‘Light the lamp and do the damned heartwork.’”
(Little, Brown) Book Cover Artwork for ‘Sun House’