by Editor | Dec 19, 2019 | Recently Published
An insightful, laugh-out-loud memoir of a woman who was born to privilege, survived a rape, and overcame an abusive childhood to find self-acceptance and grace. FRONT ROW LADY is a meditation on the meaning of love and family, and a survival guide to living with eyes...
by Editor | Jul 26, 2019 | Recently Published
In three comic novellas, three unlikely hero-narrators insist their respective ways into revisionist stories — imagined or real — of rescue, resistance and ironic retribution. Darkly funny and politically urgent, their clumsy, self-conscious if sincere...
by Editor | Mar 7, 2019 | Recently Published
Can’t Forget The Motor City … is a collection of poems that commemorate the 1968 semicentennial as a backdrop to the story of a working-class author’s migration from Michigan to California. Yet another tattered and timeworn tale of the little guy trying...
by Editor | Nov 10, 2017 | Recently Published
Chamuco and Other Minimalist Writings are very short stories written with a keen and wry sense of equal amounts of humor and tenderness. This collection encompasses many of life’s familiar moments which are both endearing and poignant. Illustrated with ink...
by Editor | Feb 10, 2016 | Recently Published
What if a band of women tired of violence as a means of change went underground to dream, vision, paint and recreate the world as every mother and grandmother wishes it to be? A celebration of imagination and creativity, Cronation is a send up of humans, both...
by Editor | Oct 22, 2015 | Recently Published
These are essentially the poems that were kicked out of the author’s previous book (Tales From The Otherground) for the heinous crime of rhyming. Together with a handful of recent poems written since Tales was published last year, they contribute to what basically...
