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How the Moon Works
Stories by Matt Rowan
ISBN: 978-1-941462-24-9 In his latest collection, How the Moon Works, globally underappreciated author Matt Rowan, strives for literary greatness by teaching us all how exactly the moon works and fails heroically. He blames “the establishment,” claiming that this book is his way to “make you all pay,” but really he just hopes you buy multiple copies so he can buy that new Schwinn for his kid. The stories in this collection are, for the most part, manifestations of Rowan’s darkest fears. Does that intrigue you enough to want to read them more? Matt Rowan hopes so, though he is also satisfied knowing this book has served as an elaborate medium for working out some stuff
Orphanotrophia
Poems by Andrew Kozma
ISBN: 978-1-941462-20-1
Winner of the +GAMMA RAYS BOOK PRIZE
Enter Your Initials for Record Keeping
Essays by Brian Oliu & Others
ISBN: 978-1-941462-13-3
Conflict Tours
Poems by Jonathan Travelstead
ISBN: 978-1-941462-19-5
Travelstead's second collection of poetry. That's all for now. Just read it.
How We Bury Our Dead
Poems by Jonathan Travelstead
ISBN: 978-1-941462-17-1
Repetition
Novella by James Tadd Adcox
ISBN: 978-1-941462-17-1
In Repetition, Soren Kierkegaard asks the question, Is repetition possible? Attempting to find an answer, he explores a love affair that ends in tragedy. In Repetition, James Tadd Adcox asks the question, “Is repetition possible?” Attempting to find an answer, he explores a love affair that ends in tragedy. In this short novel, at once a meditation on Kierkegaard’s work as well as a rewriting of it, the unnamed former president of the Constantin Constantius Society tells the story of an academic conference that ends in betrayal, crime, and a moment of pure and terrifying freedom.
Black Krim
Novel by Kate Wyer
ISBN: 978-1-941462-01-0
When Corbina finds a man standing barefoot in a field across from her farmhouse, she makes a choice that will challenge every part of her lifestyle. Wyer’s debut novel, Black Krim, follows three characters, in alternating first-person narratives, as they uncover each other’s motives and desires, as well as their own.
Four Fathers
Stuff by Dave Housley, B.L. Pawelek, Ben Tanzer, & Tom Williams
ISBN: 978-1-941462-00-3
A Horse Made of Fire
Poems by Heather Bell
ISBN: 978-1-941462-08-9
