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Fake Fruit Factory is a raucous account of a mayor's sky-high dreams for his small town, and the satellite plummeting to Earth that might destroy it all.

This memoir overflows with hilarious, raunchy, terrifying, and philosophical stories from a decade of running with the bulls in Spain.

These complex, wildly attentive poems and essays form crises of intimacy that join our lives with Carrie Lorig's exploding imagination.

Vile Men is a collection of dark stories that touches on a mixture of subjects: abuse, regret, dysfunction, and desire.

Renowned Chicago artist Tony Fitzpatrick's Dime Stories captures his raucous rants and pithy musings alongside full-color prints of his paintings.

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Michael green's work focuses on new timber technologies at all scales, from art installations to the world s tallest wood buildings.

Magical realism is woven throughout this supernatural novel which examines the thinning boundary between man and werewolf, wild and tame.

In Gifford's signature laconic style, this collection captures the disarray of a life lived with passion and in many places.

Tony Fitzpatrick's The Secret Birds interweaves poetry, ephemera, and original artwork in this examination of life, creativity, and mortality.

A kaleidoscopic examination of the influence of one woman's childhood sexual abuse on her identity as a mother and woman.

In her debut essay collection, New Zealand native Toni Nealie examines journeys, homelands, foreignness, motherhood, and family.

In Disco Demolition, Dave Hoekstra sets the record straight about the night that epitomized the rock and disco culture clash.

Precocious Chicago teenager Joe Walsh witnesses his heroin-addicted brother commit murder, precipitating a violent spiral that tears his family apart.

The first in a trilogy of post-apocalyptic novels exploring an alternate reality where water is power and revolution is inevitable.

The New Black is a collection of 20 neo-noir stories exemplifying the best authors currently writing in this dark sub-genre.

A beautifully-crafted debut collection from an essayist concerned with pursuing a meaningful life in contemporary America.

Master stylist Stephen Dixon returns with a collection exploring the elision of memory and reality in the wake of loss.

Original poetry, visual art, and essays commemorating the 100th birthday of Chicago poet and cultural philanthropist Gwendolyn Brooks.