The Oddville Press is a quarterly publication created by a team obsessed with showcasing imaginitive, compelling and evocative work by the most talented and hungry in the creative community.
Sara Tantlinger never fails to impress. Congratulations to our hardworking contributing editor on winning the Stoker Award recognizing Superior Achievement in a Poetry Collection for her work “Devil’s Dreamland.”
“Tantlinger’s chilling poetry, inspired by life/lies of a serial murderer, unfolds in the imagined voices of his victims, and the man himself, in a city reduced to ashes and rebuilt for him to bleed. The poems entice to try understanding this devil: what does he gain from such horror? In the end, after he is hanged and buried, the haunting last poem plants the idea: evil is more than one man and isn’t easily destroyed.”
—Linda D. Addison, award-winning author of “How to Recognize a Demon Has Become Your Friend” and HWA Lifetime Achievement Award winner
Checkout Devil’s Dreamland and other works by Sara Tantlinger by clicking here:
Read Sara’s poem Misted Veils.
Works by Sara Tantlinger Sara’s WebsiteFeaturing artwork by Jeremy Okai Davis, Katherine Ace and Liz Tran; Poetry by Harris Coverley, Barry Green, Brett Stout, Michael T. Smith, Corey Niles, Otto Burnwell, Suzanne Osborne, Timothy Robbins and John Grey; and short stories by David C. Metz, Thomas Bulen Jacobs, Mark Jacobs, Robert Sachs, Arshan Dhillon, Tim Frank, and Tim Jeffreys.
