The third entry in our Small Press Month series is the unusual literary publisher Atticus Books. Give a brief overview of what you publish. Our mission at Atticus Books is to deliver a first-class experience to the reader. Period. We specialize in genre-busting literary fiction—i.e., titles that fall between the cracks of genre fiction and…

I just found out that Dr. Identity got a very positive review from Booklist. “At Bliptown’s Corndog University, the practice of android substitution leads to mayhem when Dr. Identity, the ‘ganger for English professor Blah, accidentally murders a prominent student-thing…How the ever-resourceful Dr. Identity and his hapless charge navigate the surreal and bewildering technological landscape…

A mysterious discovery in space, the ruthless destruction of a cargo ship, and a desperate plea for help from a friend lead Mykol Ranglen, the hero of The Man Who Loved Alien Landscapes and In a Suspect Universe, on a dangerous interstellar quest that, if it fails, could lead to war between planets. Joining forces with a fierce…

I was too depressed to do a journal entry yesterday. After thinking that Sick should be appearing any day on Amazon.com for several days we finally inquired and found out that it was not listed for distribution. During the initial panic we thought there might be no way to correct this but eventually John was…

The Sarasota Herald featured AIRPLANE NOVEL on the front of their Arts section this Sunday! Read the feature here

D. Harlan Wilson is back with a trilogy of what, at first glance, appear to be biographies of famous historical figures. Don’t be fooled! They are, in fact, quite entertaining and only historical in a very loose sense of the word. The author failed to fold my laundry in the proper manner, so I am…