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Fiction. The fourteen stories in HEIBERG'S TWITCH were not selected for their resemblance to one another, but for their differences in character, tone, and form. The aim is to deploy imagination and invention to furnish tales about the variety of human conditions, the scope of thought, the diversity of experience. Settings range from a Scandinavian island to ancient Chinese courts, from the streets of Hyde Park in Boston to the galleries of mi...

Once upon a time in a faraway land, an heir to the throne was born. The King has a son to follow in his footsteps. But life might not be quite as it appears for this Royal Family. All will be revealed on their child's 16th birthday. Family love triumphs over doubt and together they grow stronger. Join this Royal Family on the path to discovery, acceptance and celebration.

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The Anarchist's Girlfriend was developed in the art bars of late 1970's New York. Inspired by Dostoyevsky's divine "Idiot, " the AG is a clairvoyant Brooklyn Go-Go Girl who designs clothes of the future. Delightfully retro and powerfully prescient, the novel satirizes New York's bohemian underground and the America of any time.

David Allen's second collection of newspaper columns, this volume spanning his first 4 years in California, beginning in 1997 when he started at the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin.

Trapped in the body of boy detective extraordinaire Timmy Hightower, Jesus Christ is forced by his father to solve mysteries no mortal should ever solve. With the help of Timmy's uncle, a fourth generation circus knife thrower/acquitted serial killer Leopold Franz, they search for answers and for a way home"--Back cover.

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Shape-shifting creatures and deadly portals have appeared, made possible by an otherworldly energy that exists deep inside two twin siblings, Roan and Judge Gorey, and the answer to the mysterious origin of Gorey children and their DNA secrets must be found - or constructed - in order to save the world.

An offering of clouds in verse. A different cloud on which to sleep for each night of any month.

There's a thin line between memoir and fiction, and Peter Cherches walks it in Autobiography Without Words. We follow the main character through the adventures of life, from childhood crimes and punishments to trips to India and Mars. This book will break your heart, mess with your head and have you rolling on the floor, all at once.