2020 releases
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Keeping Tahoe Blue and Other Provocations
ANDREW TONKOVICH Short Fiction. From a re-imagined Southern California childhood to adult confrontations with power both real and allegorical, these personally and politically engaged stories place their protagonists in everyday circumstances gone surreally rich in possibility, humor and potential resistance... Details |
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Remembering Dismembrance: A Critical Compendium
DANIEL TAKESHI KRAUSE Novel. Quirky, cerebral, exquisitely tortuous, Daniel Takeshi’s first novel, Remembering Dismembrance, takes the form of a compendium of critical responses to a novel titled, Dismembrance, and advertises itself as a "second synchronic snapshot of discourse in action...claiming its place as not just the leading anthology for its subject matter but, in point of fact, the definitive piece of Dismemorabilia. It is, put simply, the only absolutely indispensable thread for anyone looking to enter this particular labyrinth.” But which labyrinth is that? |
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One Strange Country
STELLA HAYES Poems. In her debut poetry collection, Russian-American poet Stella Hayes, replaces one strange country with another she calls home, mapping an origin story of identity, exile and loss. In stark and sharp language, Hayes conveys poems of witness, longing and love... Details |
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No, Don't
ELENA KARINA BYRNE Poems. Elena Karina Byrne’s new chapbook, NO, DON’T, offers a restless portrait of identity that reflects the shifting terrains of desire and gender, of personal loss and punishing empowerment, and of political and cultural abuse... Details |
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