Portraying the Pits of Trauma: “Peach” by Emma Glass Emma Glass’ debut novella-cum-prose poem clocks in at under one hundred pages, but offers a stunningly surrealist and disturbing impression of the trauma of sexual assault that will haunt you long after the last page has been turned.
●●●●● Emma Glass’ stunning debut Peach is a violently evocative account of the immediate aftermath of sexual assault. Peach is a teenage girl who negotiates the days following her attack as though in a hallucinatory dream. Glass’ visceral descriptions obscure … Continue reading Portraying the Pits of Trauma: “Peach” by Emma Glass Emma Glass’ debut novella-cum-prose poem clocks in at under one hundred pages, but offers a stunningly surrealist and disturbing impression of the trauma of sexual assault that will haunt you long after the last page has been turned.