Kris Kidd

The Altar Collective Presents... "I Can't Feel My Face" is a collection of six essays written by Kris Kidd, a self-proclaimed twenty-year-old train wreck from Los Angeles with a penchant for social media over sharing and self destruction. Kidd is the American youth as seen through a funhouse mirror - fractured and disjointed. Almost caricature - like in his mannerisms, he is either the most brutally honest, or the most frightening comedic depiction of the current generation that has been seen yet.

I Can't Feel My Face

Christopher Zeischegg

Chad Fjerstad

Oriana Small

Split Lips unites a slew of Los Angeles's predominant artists to present a remarkable anthology, granting readers a multi-faceted perspective on intimacy they otherwise may never know.Love knows no boundaries, a timeless concept revisited and drilled deep into the psyche through tales of unthinkable fetishism, secretions, esoteric romance, insecurities, hedonism, and even grief. Visions of intimate relationships transform when filtered through the minds of peculiar writers, sex workers, filmmakers, musicians, and other eccentrics. By spilling their guts, these brave storytellers may leave an imprint on yours; now open up as they have for you.Featuring stories by Oriana Small, Kris Kidd, Chad Fjerstad, Chris Zeischegg, Ariel Rosenberg, Niko Sonnberger, and more.

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