The Last Session
A novella.
Clarissa Collyer is having problems growing up. Among the usual teenage problems of identity and independence, she also has to care for her mother, whose soul is stuck in her cancer-ridden body. A modern riffing on Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Facts in the Case of M. Valdemar,” this weird bildungsroman tale from Selena Chambers frays the threads between cutting the mortal coil and the umbilical cord.
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Selena Chambers
Selena Chambers is a Poepathist writing in Florida. Her fiction has appeared in various anthologies, most recently in She Walks In Shadows (Innsmouth Free Press) and Cassilda’s Song (Chaosium Press). Her latest work of non-fiction is Steampunk Paris, a travel guide with Arthur Morgan, out in late 2016 from Pelekinesis. She also has a regular column in Dunhams Manor Press's XNOYBIS magazine called "The Poe Bug."
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