Kino“A fast, complex, exhilarating roadster ride through history and time…Kino is an intoxicating Euro-brew, written with enormous skill and dedication.”
— Frederick Barthelme
“This is an elegant book, wrapping the core of a thriller in ideas that play with literary and semiotic conventions…Jürgen Fauth has a confident touch and is worth watching in the future.”
— David Marshall, reviewer, San Francisco Book Review
Three Ways of the Saw“Mullins, in a fresh and unforgettable voice and writing style, has reached across the human condition, exposing the sinew that holds us together, even while it hopelessly, inevitably shreds.”
- ForeWord Reviews
“A brooding, raw, rustbelt, jazzy, Motown energy informs the sensibility and sound of this writer, fuels his prose, and gathers this collection into a compelling whole.”
- Stuart Dybek, author of I Sailed With Magellan
“Matt Mullins deserves to be read. He will become an important part of our literary world. – Grady Harp
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Daring to Eat a Peach by Joseph Zeppetello“It’s like a great discovery I am dying to share with everybody, but at the same time I want to be selfish and keep it to myself.” – The (wannabe) Literati
“Life is both the choices we make and the accidents that happen to us. In Daring to Eat a Peach, Joseph Zeppetello captures both in fine fashion.”
- New York Times freelance reviewer James Polk
“A triumphant first novel!” – Florence Dee Boodakian, author of Resisting Nudities
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The Absent Traveler by Randall DeVallance“This novella simply exudes talent from its pages…”
- Deb Fowler, National Book Critics Circle member and Amazon.com Top Reviewer
“This is prose at its finest, startlingly well sculpted and completely compelling…This is brilliant writing!”
- Grady Harp, Amazon.com Top Reviewer
“Great for book clubs and discussion groups.”
- Fran Lewis, book reviewer and author
The Bee-Loud Glade by Steve Himmer“Himmer’s debut novel evokes Chekhov, Thoreau, Fowles, and others…” – Publishers Weekly
“A thoughtful, funny, tender novel full of memorable characters and heart-stilling moments.” – Pank Magazine
“An allegorical novel that seems eerily contemporary. Thoreau meets Ballard, meets Huysmans and many more.” – Tom McCarthy, author of Remainder and C
“[A] fascinating crossroads in American Literature…” – Plumb
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“Th[is] marvelous debut is worthy of a place on the same bookshelf as Lucky Jim and A Confederacy of Dunces…Kudera is the real deal.” – Ron Rash, award-winning author
“[A]n original, witty, uncompromising expose´of how we live now…This is a brilliant first novel.”
- Joan Mellen, author of A Farewell to Justice
“[A]n extremely talented and driven novelist.” – The Southeast Review
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“Beautiful in the same way that J.D. Salinger’s books are beautiful.” – New York Journal of Books
“A page-turner that introduces the literary world to an author with a clear and profound appreciation for the American literary canon.” – Small Press Reviews
“Reimagining famous works of literature is a time-honored tradition. J M Tohline’s tribute [to The Great Gatsby] puts him in excellent company. – Washington Independent Review of Books
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“Wonderfully inventive … a delightful tale that is subtle and outrageous in equal measure.”
- Publishers Weekly
“A funny debut novel … wry, dry, pure hilarity all around.” – Los Angeles Times
“Part satire, part mythic romance, The Snow Whale, like its namesake, is a unique creation.”
- Jaimy Gordon, author, Lord of Misrule
“[A] compelling novel.” – ForeWord Magazine
“A most cunningly crafted tale.” – Madison Smartt Bell, author of All Souls’ Rising
“[A] born storyteller.” – New York Journal of Books
“An exciting talent.” – Thomas Steinbeck, author of Down to a Soundless Sea
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The novel is a painting. The short story, a sketch. Flash fiction is a photograph, and, as we know, worth a thousand words. Personally, I prefer a word count between 200 and 500. I like flash fiction that plays with form, that turns the reading into a game. In my own work I often seek [...]
For the past couple of years, I’ve been working on the long form and haven’t written much short fiction. But whenever I feel like I need to step away from the novel I’ve been immersed and possibly bogged down in for months and recharge the imagination, I find that working on short fiction is the [...]
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