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Jerry Stubblefield’s 2019 The Paraclete has garnered praise from readers almost from the day it was released. “I’ve read the best, from Herodotus to Paul Bowles, and[The Paraclete] was an eye opener… You are truly among the very best indeed.” “Paraclete challenges your mind and intuition… It’s an unforgettable experience.” “Paraclete is disturbing at times but always satisfying in its unflinching honesty and psychological revelations. Intelligent writing and profound insights give the reader an in-depth look into the human heart and psyche and make this novel a rewarding reading experience.”
Stubblefield’s 2009 novel, Homunculus, has been called “a beautifully crafted and deeply weird book” (Byron Ballard in Rapid River Magazine), as well as “excellently paced” “brilliantly described” “wonderfully subtle” and “a great book” (in Electric City). More than
one reviewer has noted the book is “not for the faint of heart,” and most agree it is often funny. The book is set in psychological territory rarely visited by other writers, dark corners of the psyche occupied by surprisingly seductive demons. Mike Hopping (author of MacTiernan’s Bottle and Rhythms on a Flaming Drum) wrote “Estrangement and isolation have long been fodder for subjectivist art—think Albert Camus and Hollywood’s never-ending parade of misunderstood heroes. But until Homunculus I’d somehow missed the potential profundity of that.”
Discover Jerry’s Books
- Homunculus
- The Paraclete
- Cherryville
- Sins & Errors (stories)
- Poetry Collection
- Stage Dramas
