C. Myers
Travel to this legendary Colorado town, nestled in the Rocky Mountain foothills, shrouded by myth and mystery. Tales from Mistwillow is a collection of selected short stories by members of Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers who have woven inspiring, chilling... (read more)
Dave Eggers
Dave Eggers launched Timothy McSweeneys Quarterly Concern in 1998 as an outlet for writings by himself and his friends, such as David Foster Wallace, who had been rejected by other, established journals. Eggers irreverent approach included a pioneering... (read more)
Jaye Harris
This poem-cycle chapbook seamlessly connects the origins of humanity with the rawness and grace of modern desire, in all its forms.... (read more)
Chuck Kinder
Open City presents today's best new writers and artists, energizing the literary-journal format for today's readers by blending daring, edgy voices with classic storytelling. The magazine is also known for presenting writing and artwork by popular... (read more)
Gary Lutz
"Despite its brevity and zine-ish format, Gary Lutz's bold and original new story collection feels like one of the season's biggest books....This thin chapbook is currently the best way to get a lump of Lutz. Savor it." Michael Miller, Time... (read more)
David Barringer
Johnny Red is an epic and tragicomic love story, a modern picaresque novel about the adventures of Johnny and Ruth as they are imprisoned, survive their imprisonment, escape to the open road, make their way across America, and try to make something of... (read more)
Michelle Tea
Passionate Mistakes helped catapult the nascent queer girl culture of San Francisco's Mission district to the world. The novel charts the turbulent adventures of one girl in America as she moves from Boston's teenage goth world to whoring in New Age... (read more)
Moe Bowstern
Moe Bowstern has brought us the inside story about being a woman who fishes commercially for years. If that doesn't seem fascinating to you, you have another thing coming. Moe is an amazing storyteller and reveals much about the history of commercial... (read more)