· "Leesa Cross-Smith's Whiskey Ribbons is an unforgettable debut. The death of a police officer is at the heart of this powerful, moving polyphonic saga, and the stunning lyricism of the style only matches the heartbreaking poetry of its www.doorway.ru: Hub City Press. · The following is from Leesa Cross-Smith's novel, Whiskey Ribbons. The story follows Dalton, Evi, and Eamon after a family tragedy: Eamon is killed while on duty as a police officer. Dalton, his adopted brother, swears to take care of the family after the death, and moves in with Evi and her six-month-old son, www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 6 mins. "Leesa Cross-Smith's Whiskey Ribbons is an unforgettable debut. The death of a police officer is at the heart of this powerful, moving polyphonic saga, and the stunning lyricism of the style only matches the heartbreaking poetry of its substance/5().
WHISKEY RIBBONS () PUBLICITY/INFO: Meg Reid @ Hub City Press — email meg [at] www.doorway.ru (Spring Jack Jones Literary Arts Campaign) SO WE CAN GLOW () + THIS CLOSE TO OKAY () + HALF-BLOWN ROSE (): Elizabeth Kulhanek, editor. Andy Dodds, publicist — email www.doorway.ru [at] www.doorway.ru Grand Central Publishing/Hachette. Leesa Cross-Smith is a homemaker and writer from Kentucky. She is the author of This Close to Okay (Grand Central Publishing, ), So We Can Glow (Grand Central Publishing, ), Whiskey Ribbons (Hub City Press, ), Every Kiss a War (Mojave River Press, ), and the forthcoming Half-Blown Rose (Grand Central Publishing, ). *. Goodreads Author. Leesa Cross-Smith is a homemaker and writer from Kentucky. She is the author of THIS CLOSE TO OKAY, SO WE CAN GLOW, WHISKEY RIBBONS, EVERY KISS A WAR, and the forthcoming novel HALF-BLOWN ROSE from Grand Central Publishing. THIS CLOSE TO OKAY was a Book of the Month Early Release Pick for December , the Good Housekeeping.
Leesa Cross-Smith is a homemaker and the author of Whiskey Ribbons (Hub City Press, ), Every Kiss A War (Mojave River Press, ), and the forthcoming So We Can Glow (Grand Central Publishing, ) and This Close To Okay (Grand Central Publishing, ). Whiskey Ribbons by Leesa Cross-Smith. Septem. Carve Magazine. Fall , Raymond Carver Contest. Leesa Cross-Smith is a writer and homemaker with a BA in English from the University of Louisville. She lives in Kentucky with her bearded husband and their two children. Her work has appeared in Storychord, The Rumpus, and Bluestem. The following is from Leesa Cross-Smith's novel, Whiskey Ribbons. The story follows Dalton, Evi, and Eamon after a family tragedy: Eamon is killed while on duty as a police officer. Dalton, his adopted brother, swears to take care of the family after the death, and moves in with Evi and her six-month-old son, Noah.
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