Love and philosophy wrapped in fast-food paper and pulled through bong rips. With both humor and ...

'This book is as good as one of my acting roles. I like my characters like I like my cannoli. Har...

Nuclear annihilation, chemical longing, human pollination, city banter, and fast food fuse to cre...

'Your Person Doesn't Belong To You is a transformative work, immersed in the intermittence, light...

Ethereal, ephemeral, and utterly macabre, Denise Jarrott's poetry examines the less illuminated n...

These sisters practice dark arts. They know the truths inside myths, that magic isn't some pixie-...

David's work focuses on the decay of America. It's empty buildings, lost loves, and wistful memor...

Welcome to my archive of freaky recalls and plaints for the dust age. I wrote this thing--this do...

There is a city that hovers above the Lost Continent, and it is called the Floating City. It rest...

This is a collection of poetry about change, and the passage of time and how no matter how hard y...

'Carly Inghram's 'Sometimes the Blue Trees' unflinchingly describes the violence people commit ag...

'Franklin K. R. Cline is a unique, new voice in Native American poetry. His personal and confessi...