100 pages · Released Jun 30, 2021 · Independently Published
Content report card
Glass House parent’s guide: what’s inside
Low confidence
Language
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Sexual content
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LGBTQ+ themes
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Substance use
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What it offers
A note for parents
Glass House is a literary novella blending poetry, prose, and lyrics to explore grief and memory through a supernatural premise. While the author is known for horror (Bram Stoker Award winner), this work is explicitly described as 'not a dark ride' and appears to treat its themes thoughtfully rather than graphically. The experimental format and emotional depth suggest a mature teen or adult audience.
A housesitting job at the Glass House unlocks lost memories and forgotten regrets. The house was see through, and so became the things that dwelled inside . . . This is not a dark ride. Come to a place where the dead are still alive. Told through poetry, lyrics and prose, GLASS HOUSE: A novella is an expressive and exp...A housesitting job at the Glass House unlocks lost memories and forgotten regrets. The house was see through, and so became the things that dwelled inside . . . This is not a dark ride. Come to a place where the dead are still alive. Told through poetry, lyrics and prose, GLASS HOUSE: A novella is an expressive and experimental exploration of grief and memory from author John Palisano, Bram Stoker Award winning author of GHOST HEART, NERVES and DUST OF THE DEAD as well as numerous short stories.
