Seven
Eleven Stories, Volume 2: “A Very Convenient Christmas” is the
reason for the season—your virtual Christmas stocking stuffer
package of bittersweet holiday shards. Amber Burke’s black and
white film colored candy cane of surrealism, “Transfer,” will
dance in your mouth and leave you wondering where you left your
belongings. Adam Marks' blood-sausage breakfast of a hootenanny, “A Thousand Flaws,” will have you counting on fingers and toes with a British accent, running out of digits and giving up. Then let Mia
Sparrow’s “Bite Me” melt in your mouth and clog your rotten
Scrooge heart until it bursts with Christmas spirit and whatever
other internal organs remain intact this time of year.
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