With imaginative vigor, Aguirre explores the fluctuating boundaries that separate human from inhuman, terrestrial from extraterrestrial, and natural from supernatural in the 29 fantasies in his debut story collection. In “The Butterfly Artist,” a zoological illustrator discovers there’s more to life than he had imagined when he visits a postapocalyptic landscape where beautiful and dangerous…

I’m relieved to say that we’re hiring Deena Warner to re-do our website and handle updates. When I first designed the site we only had a couple releases in mind and weren’t even sure if we would get past the first 3 books. Well I guess we’ll be sticking around and we’ve got more releases…

One of our books is going to be reviewed in The Washington Post! If you go to the Book World section at the bottom of the page they list the upcoming reviews: Coming to Style: July 20 – July 25 * Monday: “Jericho’s Fall,” by Stephen L. Carter * Tuesday: “How I Became Famous Novelist,”…

Larry Fondation was recently interviewed in the Industrial Worker Book Review. Here's an excerpt: "Stream-of-consciousness went for the flow of the mind, of thought; I am trying for the flow of action, of events. I don't think most of us – especially in this "Information Age" – live our lives in a smooth and continuous…

There is an imminently entertaining interview with Tom Bradley done by Mikael Covey over at Dogmatika.