Unlikely Stories Presents

LEAH PRESSER will never be a drive-by

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"I do not want people to be very agreeable, it saves me the trouble of liking them a great deal."
--Jane Austen

The poetry and short fiction of Leah Presser speaks slowly and tenderly of loss and tragedy. With a voice that seems quiet and self-assured, she explores the inevitability of death and all the attendant feelings of shame and hopelessness in the face of eternity. She considers the infinite through the eyes of ordinary characters; people with whom you'll easily identify, leaving you oddly comforted in the knowledge that others have the same fears you do.

Drop Leah a line at lpresser@insightbb.com.

Leah's works here at Unlikely Stories are:

2002:
Sidewalk Tragedy
A Kid in a Box
What's in the Ditch