FlowerSong Press will celebrate the official release of Luz at Midnight, the debut novel by San Antonio author Marisol Cortez. Luz tells a climate change story unique to South Texas - belly of the beast for boom-and-bust extraction - challenging regional histories of environmental injustice while weaving a universal story of love and longing.
The release event will tell the story of Luz via selected readings by Cortez as well as conversation/readings by three guest artists who helped bring the book into the world - Mobi Warren and Kamala Platt from the Stone in the Stream/Roca en el Rio environmental writers collective, and Davíd Zamora Casas, whose painting “Question Everything” provided the novel's cover art.
Anyone who purchases a copy of the book from FlowerSong Press through the date of release will be entered into a raffle for several prizes, with drawings held throughout the event.
FlowerSong Press will celebrate the official release of Luz at Midnight, the debut novel by San Antonio author Marisol Cortez. Luz tells a climate change story unique to South Texas - belly of the beast for boom-and-bust extraction - challenging regional histories of environmental injustice while weaving a universal story of love and longing.
The release event will tell the story of Luz via selected readings by Cortez as well as conversation/readings by three guest artists who helped bring the book into the world - Mobi Warren and Kamala Platt from the Stone in the Stream/Roca en el Rio environmental writers collective, and Davíd Zamora Casas, whose painting “Question Everything” provided the novel's cover art.
Anyone who purchases a copy of the book from FlowerSong Press through the date of release will be entered into a raffle for several prizes, with drawings held throughout the event.
FlowerSong Press will celebrate the official release of Luz at Midnight, the debut novel by San Antonio author Marisol Cortez. Luz tells a climate change story unique to South Texas - belly of the beast for boom-and-bust extraction - challenging regional histories of environmental injustice while weaving a universal story of love and longing.
The release event will tell the story of Luz via selected readings by Cortez as well as conversation/readings by three guest artists who helped bring the book into the world - Mobi Warren and Kamala Platt from the Stone in the Stream/Roca en el Rio environmental writers collective, and Davíd Zamora Casas, whose painting “Question Everything” provided the novel's cover art.
Anyone who purchases a copy of the book from FlowerSong Press through the date of release will be entered into a raffle for several prizes, with drawings held throughout the event.
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