Sailor Girl Non-Fiction In Palookaville: Seth and the

In Palookaville: Seth and the Art of Graphic Autobiography

’ and James Tate’s condemned man talks hurricanes and death row dinners with his warden

even as she navigates the ‘forest of eyes and gossiping teeth’ of her unwelcoming adoptive country

Jaclyn’s writing has been featured in literary magazines across North America

Clark and Bharati moved back to the United States where Clark took up the position of Director of the prestigious International Writing School at Iowa

Sailor Girl Non-Fiction In Palookaville: Seth and theSailor Girl is both coming of age tale and love poem to the natural world. Set on the cargo boats of Canadas Great Lakes in the summer of 1981, it follows the literal and figurative journey of Kate McLeod, a rebellious photography student looking to earn money for school. Using tight, salty dialogue and gripping description, the book renders a sharp edged portrait of life literally lived on the edges of society. The Great Lakes serve as the setting