Description: Set in an unnamed city in Mexico, the nineteen stories in Karen Brennan's deeply moving collection Rabbit in the Moon are at times funny, at times heartbreaking, and always riveting.
Review Quotes:
"Deftly structured, these stories resonate like short novels."
--Frances Mayes, author of Under the Tuscan Sun, A Place in the World
"How extraordinary this book is--dreamy and gritty, restless and free. Like dreams, the Mexico of these stories is a series of fabulations and voices, rendered for us with a poet's utter attention--and like the rabbit in the moon, the stories ask us what can be seen and not seen. A rare and wonderful collection."
--Joan Silber, author of Secrets of Happiness
"Rabbit in the Moon is extraordinarily moving and often laugh-out-loud funny...it's luminous."
--Beth Alvarado, author of Jillian in the Borderlands
"Brennan tells a damn good story, compelling, edgy and sometimes dancing on the rim of the mystical. I will be reading and rereading these stories for a long time."
--Pamela Uschuk, author of Refugee: New Poems
"I've been a serious and devoted fan of Karen Brennan's work for decades."
--David Shields, author of Reality Hunger