Confessions of a Street Preacher's Daughter

Set in the scorched hellscape of suburban Texas, Confessions of a Street Preacher’s Daughter is a darkly funny and emotionally unflinching memoir about a sexually amorphous child growing up under the watch of her loving street-preaching father. This episodic narrative depicts Russian mail-order brides, megachurch politics, purity rings, incestuous sexploits and casual opioid addiction, building into a scathing deconstruction of American evangelical fixations on purity, patriarchy and power. “Confessions of a Street Preacher’s Daughter is like overhearing Flannery O'Connor and Patricia Highsmith process their adolescence between rum shots in a Texas bar in the early 2000s!" - Erin Honeycutt "R. R. Wildwood packed a Tupperware with dark turkey meat plus the bowels of her entire family, and I couldn't be more thankful." - Editorial Acuático "A blasphemous juice fest!" - Candelaria Saenz Valiente