The Grove - Red Planet Magazine

My story, "The Grove" is out now in the first issue of Red Planet Magazine!

https://www.redplanetmagazine.com/archive?fbclid=IwAR2tekjhu1wLHoVzhekGNkuReT3YW9fArKtNjnGcKCCNAUpt3MMl4OQT3Ak

beatiful grotesque

Just a friendly reminder that my course The Beautiful Grotesque still has open slots

Class Runs Sept 30- October

Mondays 6:30-9

info here: https://frequencywriters.org/current-courses/

Sirens

My short story "The Drowned Siren" is included in this Water Horror Antho: Secrets in the Water

on sale now: https://smile.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WPL85XD/ref=dbs_a_def_rwt_hsch_vapi_tkin_p2_i4

Home Sweet Home

Excited to see my short story "The Birthright" end up on the top 5 reader resonating stories for 2018 Millhaven Press. Very cool

https://millhavenpress.com/2019/01/01/millhaven-press-year-in-review-short-version/

Interested in buying the collection?

Link here: https://smile.amazon.com/Home-Sweet-Millhaven-Anthology/dp/1725867230/ref=sr_1_6?keywords=victoria+dalpe&qid=1568219163&s=gateway&sr=8-
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AS220 Art Opening Saturday 8/3 5-7

AS220 Art Opening Saturday 8/3/19 5-7
Hope to see you there! 3 of 10 pieces pictured.
Show open thru the month.

URI Alumni Show

Hello!

This little beauty is on view for a week longer in the URI Alumni Show Ends on the 27th.
 URI Feinstein Providence Campus, 1st and 2nd floor Lobby Gallery 80 Washington Street, Providence, RI 02903

"The Underside of Things"
by Victoria Dalpe

Parasite Life review

A thoughtful and interesting review of my book- exploring specifically the lesbian themes.

https://darkintersections.wordpress.com/2019/03/07/novel-review-parasite-life-by-victoria-dalpe/

excerpt:

I’ll give credit to Dalpe in being this ambitious with her debut. Themes of consent, abuse, parental neglect, and toxicity abound, and they’re written extremely well. When Jane fucks up, realizing or not realizing, the narrative does not play around, and it does not tell you that it’s okay because, hey, they’re in love. Dalpe also refuses to give easy answers to any of these problems. The book does feature scenes of parental abuse and suicidal idealization, but Dalpe also provides resources for those young readers that may be suffering from experiences featured in the book, which is a breath of fresh air in this genre.