Synopsis of the Short-Fiction Collection, Q↔A: An Auto-Interview
Q↔A: An Auto-Interview is an auto-interview by novelist and art and photography critic James R. Hugunin. This deluxe hardcover volum...
Synopsis of the Art and Literary Work, Recto & Verso: A Work of Asemism and Pareidolia
Recto & Verso: A Work of Asemism and Pareidolia is a collection of full-color asemic and pareidolic im...
Synopsis of the Novel, Return to Circa '96
Bob Sawatzki's Return to Circa '96 is a fantastical adventure through time, memory and humor. As the winner of the 2014 Kenneth Patchen Award for the Inno...
Synopsis of the Novel, Ring in a River
With Ring in a River, the storm continues unabated. Eckhard Gerdes takes the reader into the world of Austin, Texas, circa April 1962, and transplants a newly...
Synopsis of the Art and Literary Work, Science Fiction: A Poem!
A love poem hidden as a hate poem, Science Fiction is a work of art created by Robin Wyatt Dunn. Through an unreliable narrator that ...
Synopsis of the Anthology, Scuff Mud
Scuff Mud is an anthology of spoken word and improvisational music played on homemade and prepared instruments. Shelf Life consists of Bryan Day, Joseph Jaros, ...
Written in an internal monologue style, driven by incessant denial of what has been said he developed in his 2011 story ”Father,” Yuriy Tarnawsky’s The First-Person Dilogy mixes autobiographical...
Synopsis of the Short-Fiction Collection, Short Tails
A body gradually shrinks to an eye that sees its own end. A man screams with pain as if singing an Indian raga to entertain others for a pittan...
Synopsis of the Novel, Something Is Crook in Middlebrook
Arthur Strewth Middlebrook suffers a brain event that leaves him with shotgun-mic hearing in one ear and a blood spill that looks, appropria...
Synopsis of the Novel, Tangled in Motion
Tangled in Motion is a novel that combines fiction, truth and poetry to create a compelling story of love, abandonment and recovery. Jane L. Carman’s work i...
Synopsis of the Novel, Tar Spackled Banner
A mockumental work of the imagination by J. A. Ellis, Tar Spackled Banner is a 21st-century time-traveler's autobiography. It follows the journey of anoth...
Written in an internal monologue style, driven by incessant denial of what has been said he developed in his 2011 story ”Father,” Yuriy Tarnawsky’s The First-Person Dilogy mixes autobiographical...
