Rue Sparks barreled into the publishing scene in 2019 asking us the question: “what if you could experience a day that (nearly) never ends?” With their debut work, Daylight Chasers, they called the reader to think about our compulsion to document every moment, how little we truly understand about those around us, and how moments in our lives can be achingly beautiful even in tragedy
Sparks has since published three other solo titles including the short story collection The Stars Will Guide Us Back, the magical realism novel The Fable of Wren, and a compendium of art, poetry, and short stories, Before I Go I Want You to Know. Their current project is Arche//TYPE, a series of visual epistolary novels dissecting tried-and-true tropes and story archetypes by combining prose, comics, news articles, letters, and other design elements. The first book, Eclipse: Love Story of a Hero and Villain, is in progress on Patreon.
