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Twelve stories and over forty poems extend PD's vision of the literary fantastic. "Maybe the fantastic can best frame the scary, hypothetical, precarious nature of our lives in the 21st century. And we may well require a fantastic imagination or two to create whatever will allow life on earth and earth itself to survive." --Matt Schumacher

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Fatherless and abandoned by his mother at age six, Nobel Laureate Martinson grew up mostly in rural foster homes in the south of Sweden in the early years of the 20th century. This bilingual edition (Swedish and English), introduces his early work as a poet.

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In her new novel, Lappin explores the final years in the life of short-story writer and literary figure, Katherine Mansfield, focusing on her relationships with Ida Baker and John Middleton Murry against the backdrop of her ceaseless journeys and changes of residence.

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The author) drags love out of its gooey, schmaltzy rut and takes it for a joyride in this exuberant collection of 17 stories. No matter how brief or long, no matter how bizarre, each tale in this collection grabs readers and demands they rethink how they see all the myriad forms of love" ("Publisher's Weekly" Starred Review).

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