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A minstrel named Finbar travels from village to village telling his stories. His own experiences, however, tend to outshine even the most exciting story he tells. The author tells this tale in nine vignettes, discrete stories that paint a vivid and compelling work.

A cautionary tale of eroticism, innocence and corruption, and trickery in 137 drawings"--Cover.

Fiction. Stevie Ludich stumbles upon a dry lakebed covered in writing that tells the story of a man who goes to a job interview with a weird corporation that seems to know an awful lot about the job candidates. As Stevie dictates the words into an old reel-to-reel, he can't help but wonder who wrote them and why. And that's not the only thing going on in Cartago. The police chief is on the reluctant lookout for biblical signs, a young photogra...

Art. BUGS OF THE FUTURE PRIMITIVE: A COLOURING BOOK, a fine art colouring book from artist Ian Pyper, features Future Primitive drawings of bugs in various evolutionary and transformative states, collectively and individually, rendered beautifully in black and white and awaiting their metamorphosis into vibrant works to hang upon the wall.

Art. THE CRAZY CREATURES COLOURING BOOK, a fine art coloring book from artist Liz Parkinson, features an imaginative slant on Australian animals. These wonderfully creative black and white drawings make perfect coloring pages for little hands and big hands alike.

The sixth collection of flash fictions from Meg Pokrass represents best in class of the short literary form.

Let Me Tell You How It Isn't" follows the life of 22-year-old Justin Murphy as he searches for his estranged Lebanese father through London. Raised primarily by his Irish Catholic grandparents in Los Angeles, Justin struggles to identify with a Middle Eastern heritage he knows little about and refuses to accept. As a result, he embarks on a booze-fueled journey of self-discovery-but he isn't alone. His Jain girlfriend-a vociferous critic of hi...

A collection of short stories revolving directly or indirectly around Griffith Park in Los Angeles that touch on, directly or indirectly, the immortal feral boy that lives in Griffith Park.

Garden Prayers: Winter" is a collection of 20 drawings made at the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden in Claremont, California. These are "conversations with the living things in this living place, " says artist T.M. Givens.

A collection of new and collected poems which follow the bicycle paths, travels, and familial challenges that have shaped the poet. These poems reflect the risk of exposing not only his autumnal trust in mankind but also the stratospheric darkness that befits those who have been exposed to suicide and orphaned young. He is a firm believer on the sun rising on us all"--

Life and death in a baby-boom family: a GI father betrayed by his wife, adored, despised, then ill and at the mercies of a conflicted son.

An emotional fiction set on a rural lake in Maine, "Layla and the Lake" explores a labyrinth of faulty ethics, expectations, and boundaries as Layla struggles to mend her messy life and protect her children's future.

The Best Microfiction anthology series provides recognition for outstanding literary stories of 400 words or fewer. Co-edited by award-winning microfiction writer/editor Meg Pokrass, and Flannery O'Connor Prize-winning author Gary Fincke, the anthology features the well-known novelist and short story writer Dan Chaon serving as final judge, an exclusive craft-oriented interview with the great Etgar Keret, and an essay about the current state o...

Verse fragments and collages describing the Typewriter Underground, a spontaneous sub-cultural phenomenon that appeared with near simultaneity in a variety of cities across the globe in the late 20th and early 21st Century. The Commedia, commonly referred to as "Felt's First Folio, " offers a lively picture of life in this subterranean community.

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The imaginary author/teacher/father Sidney Fein (1942-1984) was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. His family's fortune came from the business of clothing women of modest means. He attended elementary school in Philadelphia. When he was twelve, his family moved to New York City. He earned a bachelors' degree from Columbia University, where he concentrated in the study of languages and literature. He went on to study at the University of Penns...

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Similarity, relationship, and comparison thread this new collection by Anaheim Poet Laureate and Prize Americana-winning author, Grant Hier. This collection is thoughtful, well-wrought poetry that simultaneously connects the unexpected and reveals to us places of resonance.

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