There's No Hope but I May Be Wrong

In her debut fiction work, best-selling author Susie Bright presents a compelling collection of short stories that explore the unconventional facets of family, community, and mortality. From the artistic realms of Zap Comix to the vibrant queer subcultures of California, Bright examines the complexities and discontents of counterculture life, weaving rich narratives that challenge perceptions. With a keen eye and evocative imagery, she invites listeners to navigate the shadowy intersections of society and self.