2034: Evangelical secret agents, fast food moguls, the voice of God in computer software, violence in the Bermuda Triangle! George W. Bush’s ...

With Annihilation Songs: Three Shakespeare Reintegrations, writer and award-winning filmmaker Jason DeBoer presents radical anagrammatic takes on The ...

D. Foy’s second novel is a tornado of brutal Americana. Patricide  is a heavy metal  Huck Finn  that whips up the haunted melancholy ...

Jarrod Campbell's bold debut collection of short fiction traverses and examines the spaces and purposes assumed by the gay male, not least his own. The ...

Like Whitman listening to Kraftwerk, Michael J. Wilson’s  A Child of Storm  fuses the incandescent pulse of the forest with vivid projections ...

Barlow’s metaphysical noir The City, Awake is a novel of chemically induced amnesia, doppelgängers, fanatics, and killers. Saul, a man without ...

In this biting satire, Matthew Binder takes surreal aim at the poses and pretensions of high art and fashion. With ruthless wit, Binder chronicles the ...

Scot Sothern’s profane western satire BIGCITY, is a novel with an unforgettable cast, including the wild Bitch Bantam, pulp writer Slab Pettibone ...

The Shaky Phase : luminous, melancholy, surreal, and hypnotic poems of vodka, velour, western—nature—trash, wolves, weird oscillations, and ...

Robert Gibbons' poetic seam runs from Black Mountain and the Beats, touching plateaus of elegy and ecstasy, coal and black vinyl jazz, war and supermarkets ...