September 9, 2017

Review: Freddy Carrasco's HOT SUMMER NIGHTS

One of my favorite books in the latest edition of Short Box was 
HOT SUMMER NIGHTS
by Freddy Carrasco
soon to be published by Peow Studios




There is also a youthful innocence to all the delinquency in which the boys engage. They are conscious of the demands that becoming “men” (or, in this case, Freshmen) will require of them. No more time for laser-shooting action figures or poorly rolled joints. Everything has to be touched, experienced, done by the end of this one night before new pressures are put upon them. As bildungsroman, Hot Summer Nights is that part of the story that occurs in the first act, right on the cusp between nescience and experience, fecund with that which comes next–the inevitable losses and heartbreaks and horrors that make up the rest of having to “grow up”.

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