Everything Faces All Ways At Once, published in 2010 by Fourteen Hills, was winner of the Michael Rubin Book Contest. Here is what Terese Svoboda, the contest judge, had to say about the book:
"EVERYTHING FACES ALL WAYS AT ONCE by Zulema Renee Summerfield takes fiction apart with the hammer of poetry, forcing her astonished readers to 'defy all expectation,' as she suggests in the title story. 'One minute they're sporting monocles...and the next they're drunk and rowdy and throwing patio furniture off the roof...but in this and all things, they seek the nature of truth.' Summerfield 'has a point and it's fixed like this...in space, but also it's shifting...to pierce right through your skeptical, unbelieving, tender human heart.' These shifts are seismic, always revelatory, and truly amazing"--Terese Svoboda.
You can buy the book here or here.
"EVERYTHING FACES ALL WAYS AT ONCE by Zulema Renee Summerfield takes fiction apart with the hammer of poetry, forcing her astonished readers to 'defy all expectation,' as she suggests in the title story. 'One minute they're sporting monocles...and the next they're drunk and rowdy and throwing patio furniture off the roof...but in this and all things, they seek the nature of truth.' Summerfield 'has a point and it's fixed like this...in space, but also it's shifting...to pierce right through your skeptical, unbelieving, tender human heart.' These shifts are seismic, always revelatory, and truly amazing"--Terese Svoboda.
You can buy the book here or here.