Ashland

The collection features vivid prose-poetry that explores a haunting world filled with violence, nightmares, and death-focused mythologies. It presents a landscape populated by gunslingers, madwomen, ghosts, and wolves, each narrative verse enhancing the macabre atmosphere. With elements of neo-gothicism, surrealism, and feminism, the pieces create an enigmatic and thrilling experience, echoing the seductive yet dangerous nature of the outlaws depicted. This work serves as a precursor to Adamson's acclaimed novel, "The Outlander."