Collin Kelley Livres

Exploring themes of family turmoil, infidelity, and sexual awakening, the poems capture the essence of a gay poet's journey through 40 years of pop culture in the American South. The work is characterized by its intimate and candid language, offering a raw glimpse into the poet's memories. Vanessa Daou highlights the emotional depth and vivid imagery, inviting readers to engage with the poet's personal experiences and reflections, making each poem a striking snapshot of vulnerability and resilience.

Set against the backdrop of the 1968 Paris riots, the story follows Irene Laureux, who has spent thirty years haunted by her husband's murder. When she finally confronts his killer, she teams up with American writer Martin Paige to unravel a web of long-hidden secrets. Their investigation reveals that her husband's death is linked to a much darker conspiracy, leading them deeper into a world of intrigue and danger.

Exploring the complexities of desire and love in the modern age, the narrative delves into the emotional landscapes of Eros with a blend of brutal and lyrical language. As it challenges familiar boundaries, the journey leads readers to a twilight realm where the elusive nature of a perfect world for lovers is examined. The prose invites reflection on the dreamlike quality of intimacy, offering a vivid exploration of contemporary relationships.

Set a decade after previous events, the narrative intertwines the lives of Irène, Martin, and Christian as a journalist exposes their ties to Paris's underworld. Concurrently, police chief Michel Arnaud's immigration crackdown entangles Christian's father, igniting turmoil in the city. Meanwhile, in Memphis, Diane grapples with impending divorce and her elderly father's care, while her past with troubled student David McLaren threatens Martin's safety across the globe. The story explores themes of connection, conflict, and the ripple effects of personal choices.

The poems explore the healing power of travel amidst a crumbling relationship, reflecting Kelley's deep wanderlust at the millennium's turn. They weave personal experiences with significant historical moments, such as the rise of the Internet, Princess Diana's death, the First Congo War, and the September 11 tragedy, creating a rich tapestry of emotions and cultural references that resonate with the zeitgeist of the era.

Set against the backdrop of Paris, a young American writer grapples with grief while chaperoning high school seniors on their graduation trip. Martin Paige's journey of healing takes a turn when he meets Irene, a widow haunted by her husband's death during the 1968 riots. As he develops feelings for student David, their lives are shattered by a terrorist attack on the Metro, forcing all characters to confront their pasts and redefine their futures amidst chaos and loss.

Spinning straight out of the nit Nickelodeon cartoon, this title provides all- ages excitement suitable for fans old and new. It features Mikey, Donnie, Raph, Leo, April, and Casey as they battle villains such as Baxter Stockman, Fishface, The Kraang, Tiger Claw, and more.

Originally published in single magazine form as Joyride no. 9-12.

DC heroes and villains are reimagined as bikers in this new series inspired by the DC Collectibles statue line, GOTHAM CITY GARAGE VOL. 1!

When her son died, Shannon Kind's whole world fell apart. Literally. She wakes in a brutal but fantastic landscape, to learn that the flow of time and the fate of a world are in her hands. Maybe she can make it better. First, she has to survive. SHE'S GOT THE WHOLE WORLD IN HER HANDS. A grieving mother wakes in a brutal but fantastic landscape, where the currents of time pull her into the future, lurching forward days, years, and millennia. Her name is Shannon Kind, and her life in our world has vanished without warning. Perhaps she can find peace in her new home. Perhaps she can shape Zojaqan into a better world. But first, she must survive. Collects the complete five issue series.