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FAMILY TREE

"Needless to say, life, even at best, is never all that easy or very predictable. This project by Scot Sothern is an important contribution to the role of art in recognizing and illustrating this major truth; his photographic and textual narratives are straight-forward and point to the vagaries of this universal uncertainty." The PhotoBook Journal Review by Gerhard Clausing

"Scot Sothern is the real thing. This is damn good writing."

- Dan Fante

... a masterful memoir, full of truth-telling, ugliness, beauty, tragedy, and humor. Curb Service is brave, funny, and heartwarming in ways you can't see coming.”

—Bill Fitzhugh, author of Pest Control
CURB SERVICE EXCERPT
CHAPTER ONE

SOTHERN EXPOSURE - VICE Column

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STREETWALKERS Excerpt

Scot Sothern has bravely and empathetically entered a hidden world of humanity. A place where the human condition bares itself on all levels. This penetrating book of photographs and text will haunt and challenge the viewer. -Roger Ballen

LITTLE MISS

"This dark view provided by the creator of these narratives depicting social and sexual expectations and transgressions gives us a visual and mental jolt and quite an impetus for thought and discussion. It is my hope that this book, which is a creative approach to a serious set of problems, will generate lively discussions and contribute to desired solutions." Gerhard Clausing - PhotoBook Journal - March 1, 2019

SAD CITY

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An eternal thank-you to John Matkowski and The DRKRM Gallery in Los Angeles.

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