short stories by Mary Woronov
Frome the euphoric moments of first love to the always desperate, often comic acts of terminal desire, the stories in Blind Love capture the essence of love in the twenty-first century. The insane, the callous predator, the over-cautious, the egotistical, and the very brave-all meet their match in Blind Love. Some fight, some surrender, and others try to hide, but no one escapes. In each story, a life is changed forever by the uncontrollbale force of love.
(Woronov's) direly alienated, almost unwillingly resilient Protagonists find the business of living an episodic chore of pulling off people's masks, at the same time unmasking themselves. Woronov has an instinctive mistrust of the pursuit of pleasure in which her characters disastrously indulge themselves, any comfort zone they arrive at is short lived, swiftly made toxic by the simple Sartrean truth that hell is other people. She would no doubt add, hell is also us. - Los Angeles Times Book Review
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©2004 Mary Woronov