Victory Parade

"Victory Parade is a fever-dream of love and vengeance, war and rage and longing and women’s wrestling. How in the world did Corman ever imagine this gorgeously composed book into being, especially in the way it builds so carefully, only to explode into jagged modernist shards at the end. What a marvel.” —Lauren Groff, author of Matrix

“Corman’s work expertly pairs elegance and brutality in an intergenerational cry for existence. Often floating or sinking or both, Victory Parade pulls us through what it means to survive each day, nurturing a fire in the name of lives stolen to genocide and indifference.” —Nate Powell, author of Save It for Later and illustrator of the March trilogy

“Just read Victory Parade, and now I have no words. The story is so rich, in the end I was crying. This book is a monolith; it is condensed pain and a great body of literature.” —Ulli Lust, author of Today Is the Last Day of the Rest of Your Life

"Victory Parade is a fever-dream of love and vengeance, war and rage and longing and women’s wrestling. How in the world did Corman ever imagine this gorgeously composed book into being, especially in the way it builds so carefully, only to explode into jagged modernist shards at the end. What a marvel.” —Lauren Groff, author of Matrix

“Corman’s work expertly pairs elegance and brutality in an intergenerational cry for existence. Often floating or sinking or both, Victory Parade pulls us through what it means to survive each day, nurturing a fire in the name of lives stolen to genocide and indifference.” —Nate Powell, author of Save It for Later and illustrator of the March trilogy

“Just read Victory Parade, and now I have no words. The story is so rich, in the end I was crying. This book is a monolith; it is condensed pain and a great body of literature.” —Ulli Lust, author of Today Is the Last Day of the Rest of Your Life