A debut novella out now!
As you’re preparing for the release of Krackle’s Last Movie, Read TWO STORIES that live in the Krackle Universe: The Great Merlan Dies in Agony - Live On Stage! in F(r)iction and The Belly and the Trees in Bourbon Penn!
Saturday June 27, 2026 at 1pm-3pm PT - IN PERSON at THE OPEN BOOK in Pasadena
Get a copy of their new book: Krackle's Last Movie, hear a reading, and more!
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“Dipped in glittery melancholy, incisive, and indulgent in its aesthetic, this novella is an accomplished debut which interrogates the experience of being marginalized...there’s a stylistic splash of theatrical excess and circus showiness which clashes productively with the shaky quality of a cheap handheld camera...Sutton’s writing shares a lineage with emotionally intense, female-centered, compact storytelling, which is clear from her choice of short story writers she lists as her influences: Kelly Link, Carmen Maria Machado, and Aimee Bender. Like them, she excels in compressed, high-impact scenes that are then open to interpretation—striking bursts followed by slow-spreading reflections...[Sutton] brings formal control and conceptual ambition into alignment. The result is an assured and distinctive debut: a reflection on the horror and the glory of otherness refracted through a distorted, carnival mirror.”
—Hana Carolina, Strange Horizons | Read More
Krackle’s Last Movie is a romp...this macabre and often silly novella captures isolation and alienation…[and] reveals a reality in which anyone could be labeled a monster just for deviating from the established norm.”
—Amy Armstrong, Masters Review | Read More
"A smart, weird, big-hearted little nightmare . . . it’s funny as hell and strangely tender. . .The voice is sharp, the structure is inventive, and the emotional gut-punch lands even when it’s wearing clown makeup and dripping ectoplasm…”
—Blog Without a Face | Read More
Monsters, magic, and a missing person case collide in this riveting novella...Fans of horror, mystery, and literary thrillers will find themselves wishing they could spend more time in Krackle’s remarkable world.”
—Tessa Wegert, Independent Book Review | Read More
Available from Wrong Publishing
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