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Matt Marshall

    Matt Marshall is an author whose works delve into the complexities of the human experience, often exploring themes of connection and disconnection. His writing is characterized by its insightful observations and lyrical prose, drawing readers into his narratives. Through his distinctive voice, Marshall offers a unique perspective on the world. His contributions have been recognized for their depth and resonance.

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    The Starlight Line
    • 2023

      Crunch

      • 122 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      In a world on the brink of climate collapse, a woman takes a radical stance against abortion bans by performing vigilante vasectomies on powerful men. Meanwhile, a religious farmer leads a group of warriors, and scientists grapple with a disturbing nanobot infection. A sniper creates chaos from above, while a noir detective navigates a surreal landscape filled with crime and controversy, all influenced by hallucinogens. This narrative intertwines themes of desperation, rebellion, and the fight for autonomy in a chaotic society.

      Crunch
    • 2016

      Friction

      • 146 pages
      • 6 hours of reading

      Set against the backdrop of a chaotic 2014, the novel explores the intertwining lives of a struggling man and a desperate woman as they navigate personal and global crises. With themes of societal unrest and personal desperation, the story reflects on significant events such as climate change, geopolitical conflicts, and social injustices. Their chance encounter in Cleveland serves as a poignant moment amidst the turmoil, highlighting the human connections that emerge in times of crisis.

      Friction
    • 2015

      The Starlight Line

      • 140 pages
      • 5 hours of reading

      The Starlight Line corrals and plays with pieces of literary creation, memory and quotidian mythmaking, tracking a crisscrossing of desperate lives (from a cast of barroom regulars to the likes of Jack Kerouac, Leon Trotsky and Erich Fromm) in search of Kerouac’s Mexican muse, Esperanza Villanueva. A surrealist exploration of identity, resurrected tales and the seductive nature of storytelling itself.

      The Starlight Line