Inanimate Objects

Inanimate Objects is a dark and glittering novel of artists and magicians, muses and immortals. At the heart of the story is Leonidas Bondi, a charismatic young artist who falls under the watchful gaze of Matilda August. Matilda has been a patron to the stars for hundreds of years, but this fickle muse is more than a little taken with her new prot g , blurring her own lines of work and obsession. Providing opposition is Matilda's son, Elisha, a moody figure who holds revenge above all else after he suffers a terrible wrong.

Having already traveled most of the United States, Kendra L. Saunders currently lives in New Hampshire. She is the author of many works of fiction and nonfiction, including novels, interviews, short stories and poems. She won Runner Up in the 2008 Writer’s Digest Book Awards and writes regularly for Pure Textuality. In her non-writing time, she loves to visit coffee shops and vintage stores, listen to records on vinyl and stay up a bit too late at night.