Man V. Nature, by Diane Cook
by Avery DiUbaldo
Diane Cook’s Man V. Nature is a “masterful blend of surrealism, fabulist storytelling, and good-old-fashioned apocalyptic fiction.”
Avery DiUbaldo’s work has appeared in The Michigan Daily and The New York Times, and his blog post about being rejected from Yale was favorably reviewed by the Yale Daily News. He recently earned his BFA in Theatre Performance from the University of Michigan, where he was also the recipient of Hopwood Awards in Short Fiction and Nonfiction. Currently based in Ann Arbor, he plans to relocate to New York in the fall.
Diane Cook’s Man V. Nature is a “masterful blend of surrealism, fabulist storytelling, and good-old-fashioned apocalyptic fiction.”
