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Grafting Rootstocks and Other Poems
A collection of poems by Frank Marcopolos and Christopher Dillon Micha. These poems are culled from decades of work by Frank Marcopolos and also Christopher Dillon Micha, who fronted such bands as Das Phrogge and Zero Charisma.
Almost Home
"Almost Home by Frank Marcopolos is a fun and fast-paced novel about the seedy side of student life on a college campus in upstate New York-a netherworld, like any college town, where young adults create lives for themselves, yet are too young to realize the consequences of their actions. Almost Home keeps you in its thrall. The language rings true-and reads seamlessly within each character's alternating chapters. The vivid atmosphere settled me in a sleepy burg where the cultural and social center was the college. The powerful and vivid atmosphere, much the same as when I was in college, although much more hypnotic and alluring, goes further. It seduces one to remain on the cusp of adulthood forever. In Almost Home that powerful temptation seems possible-at the price of selling one's soul." - Kathleen Maher, Author of Diary of a Heretic
Infinite Ending
This is a collection of ten postmodern literary short stories, including one about erotic coffee. Some of these stories may make you entirely too joyous to be around polite company, so be careful with them, please. I am begging you. Because a joyous person just can be too much for the normal world to handle.
Valiant, He Endured
From the 1898 Martian Siege of Baltimore to a forlorn AI attack dog on the blue-star-scarred surface of MZ458-C and from the merc-manned Freestead Mayflower off the coast of post-apocalyptic Portland to the man-desperate shores of the Red Sea, here are seventeen science fiction stories of valiant endurance. These heroes battle conspiracies of usurpers, confront the unearned consequences of others’ willful lunacy, seek out buried truths at unbearable personal expense and endure the inhuman demands of digital rebellion in worlds innately hostile to truth and freedom. With original, never-before-published works from veteran authors, including William F. Wu, as well as emerging talents.
The Best of the Whirligig - 39 Short Stories
A collection of the 39 best short stories published by the legendary underground magazine, THE WHIRLIGIG. As an editor, Marcopolos had a keen eye for up-and-coming talent. He published Khaled Hosseini (THE KITE RUNNER), Jeff Somers (THE ELECTRIC CHURCH/Avery Cates series for Orbit), Nick Mamatas (SENSATION), Ann Sterzinger (NUSQUAM), and many others before they were more broadly recognized as bright literary stars.***These are stories of the 2 a.m. bar stool, of whiskey-scented cubicles, of mystical kangaroo caves, of prairie dog vacuums. They are stories of Socrates, of Asoka, of Pill Dombrowski, and of the amazing Martin Landawer. These are vital voices that echo within you long after out ...
From A to Zine
Libraries eager to serve the underserved teen-to-twenty-year-old market can make the library a cool place to hang out. All it takes are zines, according to the author, young adult librarian Julie Bartel. Zines and alternative press materials provide a unique bridge to appeal to disenfranchised youth, alienated by current collections. For librarians unfamiliar with the territory, or anxious to broaden their collection, veteran zinester Bartel establishes the context, history, and philosophy of zines, then ushers readers through an easy, do-it-yourself guide to creating a zine collection, including both print and electronic zines. While zines have their unique culture, they are also important ...
3000 Mph in Every Direction at Once: Stories and Essays
What if everyone actually was famous for exactly fifteen minutes? What if Joey Ramone could save the world? What if the spiritual enlightenment of saints and sages was a sexually transmitted disease? These are the fictions. Neon signs that predict a city's future. Companies paying people to insult their clients online. Edgar Allan Poe's New York is still alive, but not well. These are the facts. And they say speculative fiction and personal essays don't belong in the same book. Whether in the glossy pages of the men's magazine Razor or the stolen reams of office supplies that make up the zine The Whirligig, the writing of Nick Mamatas is your hitchhiker's guide to the new, and very weird, millennium. Don't know where the world is headed? Nick does and it's 3000 miles per hour in every direction at once.
Womyn Do
"Pantheonic apotheosis is the new black." JOHNNY R3BEL is unbelievably successful with womyn and in his career. But still, he has a problem he can not overcome on his own. In desperation, he turns to Cherry Emerson Humpsum, an unconventional practitioner of the psychological-vaginal arts. But can she heal JOHNNY, and in so doing provide a model for healing the world?WOMYN DO is a sexy, modern-day parable. Like Jesus used to do, only sexier and funnier.
