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For too long, our educational system has oversimplified the practice of reading while pretending that only one method works: Read as fast as you can, from beginning to end, in…

Mourning is the new black… The tradition of Victorian mourning jewelry began with Queen Victoria after the death of her husband, Prince Albert. Without photography, mementos of personal remembrance were used…

~Publishers Weekly Pick of the Week, May 12~ A science fiction novel that begins as a murder mystery and is taken over by an interstellar treasure hunt. What could draw…

Having only ever known the uncivilized wake of nuclear and biological apocalypse, three friends–and their wheelchair-bound hostage–set out on a perilous fool’s mission: to cross from one side of the…

About the signed limited edition hardcover Ambasadora: Marked by Light is now available in a special hardcover version. This edition is limited to 26 copies and includes a unique signature page…

Publisher’s Note: The author failed to fold my laundry in the proper manner, so I am letting the cat out of the bag—these are not actual biographies. They are closer…

The Plague Factory is available in paperback and Kindle The Plague Factory contains 90 pages of John Edward Lawson’s most experimental poetry. The Plague of experimental John poetry, pages contain…

Who should be given a second chance at life?  Decades in the future Corpus Chrome, Inc. develops a robotic body, dubbed a “mannequin,” that can revive, sustain and interface with…

In this book of creative non-fiction essays Gills tells us stories from his life. The title piece, White Indians, is a “visionary memoir” that recounts Gills’ experience as a participant at…

Life in Dreamfield, Indiana, is a daily harangue of pigs, cornfields, pigs, fast food joints, pigs, Dollar Stores, motorcycles, pigs, and good old-fashioned Amerikan redneckery. The decidedly estranged yet complacent…

~Bram Stoker Award Finalist for Best Poetry Collection~ Asylums once used to confine those deemed mentally unfit linger, forgotten behind trees or urban development, beautiful yet desolate in their decay. Within…

Play Dead was originally released in 2005 as a hardcover and has been sold out for years, we’re now publishing it in a paperback edition. Johnny had been to the…

In a futuristic world where personalities can be downloaded at will, who’s a girl to trust? The Ryder family is at the top of the corporate elite. Father Geren Ryder…

Sometimes a battle between good and evil doesn’t look much like the ones they show in movies. The good guys don’t always wear white, and they don’t always walk away…

From the introduction by Michael A. Arnzen: Welcome to one of the meatiest collections of grizzly, grotey, bizarro poetry you’ll come across. In other words, “the good stuff.” The stuff…

As in Harold Jaffe’s two previous “docufiction” collections, False Positiveand 15 Serial Killers, the author of Terror-Dot-Gov selects then “treats” his texts such that the reader is incapable of distinguishing between fact and fiction….

SuiPsalms is the follow-up to Lawson’s first, acclaimed poetry collection, The Troublesome Amputee. Exploring the subject of suicide from all angles, this collection challenges preconceived notions and both poetry and suicide….

Lettered Edition with original handpainted cover by Steven Archer The Lettered Edition of A Rhapsody for the Eternal will be limited to 26 copies (A-Z). An original painting by Steven Archer will…

In Pseudofoliculitis City nothing is as it seems and everything is as it should be. Today’s forecast calls for extreme confrontation, with sandwich flurries and the threat of handlebar mustaches…

In this new collection of poetry Lynch pays homage to her muses and explores their dark beauty. Whether victims or victors, scarred or unblemished, she casts light on all their…

Readers of Jeremy C. Shipp’s fiction will be familiar with his minimalist, breakneck pacing, his surreal forays into political satire, and his seamless blending of science fiction, fantasy, and horror….

ugue XXIX is the first full-length collection of short stories available from World Fantasy Award winning editor and author Forrest Aguirre. These marvelous tales come to you from the fringe of…

Already known for his works of speculative fiction, author John Edward Lawson uses Discouraging at Best to take a look at the “real” world. On the pages within are five…

An irreverent and illustrated look at the ABC’s of death featuring 26 ways to die, one for each letter of the alphabet. Every shocking entry is accompanied by an equally…

These 50-word stories are based on “found” texts from mainstream news sources and other public sites. Jaffe sculpts them to reveal their inner core, all niceties stripped away. Now the…

In France, Eric Miles Williamson is known as “The Erudite Bukowski.” In America, he has been called “The Last Beat.” Best known for his internationally praised and stunning novels of…

A beautifully surreal masquerade. World Fantasy Award Winning editor Forrest Aguirre brings you fantastical fiction from the most imaginative minds of our time. Contributors to this hallucinogenic spectacle include Brian…

This anthology from the fringe examines our culture’s obsession with taboos and the added temptation that forbidden pleasures bring. Warnings of danger and peril only heighten our desire for those…

Lint created a text that was unsettling only to those who are unaware enough to be ‘settled’ in the midst of the world’s nightmare…” This follow-up to Lint, the biography of…

In Technologized Desire, D. Harlan Wilson measures the evolution of the human condition as it has been represented by postcapitalist science fiction, which has consistently represented the body and subjectivity as…

An entertaining, eclectic chronicle of modern fantastical fiction, Monstrous Creatures delivers incisive commentary, reviews, and essays pertaining to permutations of the monstrous, whether it’s other people’s monsters, personal monsters, or monstrous thoughts….

When Ivy Spookerton realizes that her apartment is too small for all of her pets she decides to move. But where will she and her pets feel most at home?…

We all have questions…even the moon. On his night off, the moon decides to journey to the earth in search of the answer to a burning question: What is the…

The sheer energy and passion and intensity, the linguistic virtuosity of Eric Miles Williamson’s latest novel, Welcome to Oakland, will leave readers breathless. The vigor and uncensored redneck honesty of T-Bird…

Wakelin, frontman of seminal rock group The Hinge, once wrote a poem so prophetic that to ignore its wisdom is to doom yourself to drown in blood. After realizing the…

Meat Puppet Cabaret is a dark fantasy novel that restores the perverse sex, bad drugs and violent rock ‘n’ roll to contemporary folklore. It starts from a weird idea: what if…

In the constant apocalypse nobody cares if your skull is made of wood or your friends are flying ants. Corrosive phantoms are two-a-penny in such a high-res environment. Minotaur Babs…

Although the Collins clan is steeped in Appalachian magic, Henry has never paid it much attention. But when his younger sister dies mysteriously Henry can’t shake the feeling that the…

Punktown’s health agents are charged with keeping the public safe from infectious disease. Between inter-planetary travel, super-mutant strains of bacteria and criminal genetic manipulation they certainly keep busy. But for…

As a boy, Hale Privet dreamed of sailing the grey waters of the northern Gantic Ocean aboard a mighty ship of war. But when farm life kept him from the…

Jeffrey Thomas first seduced readers to the world of Punktown through a short story collection of the same name, bending time and technology to create a futuristic world which felt…

Since he assassinated the Nowhere Man, Vincent Prague hasn’t been the same, haunted by the ontological impossibility of the kill. His celebrity status has skyrocketed, however, and everybody wants a…

Is Epstein a despicable man? He’s certainly trying desperately at something. When his wife disappears he’s frantic to talk to his daughter. But what can he tell her? There must…

Rutger Van Trout has worse problems than his mundane existence in the all-consuming, all-suppressing Vulgaria of Grand Rapids, Michigan. It’s not that his son might be turning into a werewolf,…

Preston Black has a nasty habit of falling in love with the wrong women. But girls who don’t play nice are the least of his problems. This charismatic bar-band guitarist…