Read more
In hell, everyone can hear you scream, but only one person listens.
About the author
Peter Rostovsky is a Russian-born artist and writer who emigrated from the former Soviet Union as a political refugee in 1980. His paintings and fine art have been shown widely in the US and abroad and exhibited at museum venues such as PS1/MoMA, The Walker Art Center, MCA Santa Barbara, Artpace, The Blanton Museum of Art, S.M.A.K., as well as a host of private galleries. His writing—often under the pen name David Geers—has appeared in the magazines
October,
Fillip,
BOMB,
The Third Rail Quarterly,
The Brooklyn Rail,
Unbag, and
Frieze, and spans cultural criticism, art writing, and fiction. Meanwhile, his illustrated fiction and comics-based work has appeared in the
Third Rail Quarterly,
Unbag,
Topic, and in
Devil’s Due’s much-publicized “Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and the Freshman Force” where his contribution was highlighted by the
New York Times,
Vice, and other media outlets. Rostovsky teaches at NYU, Parsons New School, and Lesley Art + Design, and is currently finishing his graphic novel,
Damnation Diaries, forthcoming with Uncivilized Books.
Summary
In hell, everyone can hear you scream, but only one person listens.
