Sanne Peper, Slowtime Alabama & The Beautiful Sadness

Slowtime Alabama & The Beautiful Sadness

Sanne Peper

Publisher
Fw:Books
Year
2023
ISBN
978-90-833459-2-5
Specifications
Hardcover
190 x 245 mm
220 pages
English
Design: Michael Snitker
Note: ISBN 978-94-90119-96-6 listed by supplier belongs to Stanley Greenberg 'Springs and Wells'; correct ISBN for this title is 978-90-833459-2-5

Slowtime Alabama & The Beautiful Sadness is about the Deep South, a highly complex and interesting part of the US. It is a fairytale-like photo/text book about good and evil, the human condition, an alt-right chipmunk named Jeremiah Day, and ultimately about the fear of the other. The book consists of photographs and texts about things the author experienced and tales people told her. She fabricates a very long short story in which fiction and non-fiction intertwine. The book examines a highly polarised cultural landscape where beauty and violence, myth and reality coexist in the American South.

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