A new novel by debut author Lou Storey
Change or Die: the stark warning to libraries in the 1980s. Could five self-described misfits hired to create moneymaking Blockbuster exhibitions succeed? The Big Bad Blockbusters reveals the intrigue, heartbreak, humor, betrayal, sinister failings and miraculous successes hidden behind a library’s staid façade.
Lou Storey is a visual artist and retired psychotherapist living in Savannah, Georgia with his husband Steve. Lou’s writings have appeared in The New Yorker, New York Times Tiny Love Stories, Burningwood Literary Journal, River Teeth’s Beautiful Things, Blue Mountain Literary Review, Multiplicity Magazine, Beyond Queer Words Anthology, recent Short Story Competition Winner WriteTime Magazine, and 2024 finalist Tennessee Williams New Orleans Literary Festival. He is a Flannery O’Connor Peacock Guild member and a featured artist in the documentary film The Creative Imperative. His first novel, “The Big Bad Blockbusters” will be published in 2026 by Legacy Book Press.
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