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Mother Love
by Gwendolyn Joyce Mintz

This month, Unlikely 2.0 unveils its first chapbook of fiction, Mother Love by Gwendolyn Joyce Mintz. With original cover art by Netherlander Daphne Butler, Mother Love offers an inebriating and nostalgic mix of dysfunction, psychosis and abuse to bring warmth to the heart of even the most traumatized reader. With that most painful of realistic styles available only when writing about filial situations, Gwendolyn Joyce Mintz uses extreme situations to remind us all of how disturbing, and how essential, every relationship is.

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