Literary Corner

Fearcatcher: Naira Kuzmich’s posthumous novel of fear, fate and family

With Fearcatcher, Naira Kuzmich’s posthumous novel, we get a glimpse of the sublime— and are left to wonder what more she would have written. 

Naira Kuzmich, now eight years gone, will have her debut novel published this October, and her voice and point of view feel both fresh and timeless. Lush, mythic and startlingly intimate, Fearcatcher sorts the perpetual questions of fear and fate as protagonist Ruzan Garsevanian tries to forge a middle path between freedom and destiny.

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