Essay featured in STILL FLOATING

"We all float down here..."

I'm thrilled to share that I have an essay in STILL FLOATING: 40 YEARS OF PENNYWISE, edited by Tom Deady, with contributions from award-winning authors Mercedes M. Yardley, John Langan, Christa Carmen, Gwendolyn Kiste, and many more.

Releasing in September, STILL FLOATING, brings together thirty-three authors, artists, scholars, and publishers to examine IT in-depth, from Stephen King’s four-year writing of the novel to the recent adaptations, and everything in between.

My essay, "The Black Spot: Hanlon and Hallorann in Stephen King’s IT" looks at multiculturalism in both the text and the cinematic and small screen renderings of the world.

This special edition is a collector's dream:

-a 6×9 hardcover; 

-stunning artwork by Francois Vaillancourt as a full wrap dust jacket;

-13 original drawings by Glenn Chadbourne;

-signed by the editor.

Preorder: https://www.tomdeady.com/product-page/still-floating-40-years-of-pennywise