Our Commutual Mea Culpa
by Renata Voss
30 pages. Tape-bound.
In 1829, an anonymous writer published the domestic tale of wicked children and sexual intrigue titled
, the volume tells the sorrowful tale of Adela, a woman with a secret past now nearing spinsterhood, and the mess of children that decide to rid her of her romantic woes. Now, almost two centuries later, The Cupboard is pleased to present a new edition of the volume, complete with editor's commentary, with the grand hopes of bringing this cautionary tale of love, lust, and the deep South to a contemporary audience.
About the Author
Renata Voss is a MFA candidate at Syracuse University's Creative Writing Program in Fiction, and received her BFA in Acting from Boston University. Her writing has appeared in
. Currently, she is working on a novel with post-colonial scholars, adolescent thug poets, and false documents set in both London and Antigua.