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A Live Thing, Clinging with Many Teeth
A Live Thing, Clinging with Many Teeth is an erasure of the novel Gerald's Game, by Stephen King. Visceral and biting, Kolleen Carney Hoepfner reveals another layer in Jessie Burlingame's ordeal.
Ruse
Winner of a 2023 Independent Publisher Book Award (IPPY) for Autobiography/Memoir “Kerbeck’s juicy memoir tells riveting tales [with] the thrill of a spy novel. . . Kerbeck bares all of his wild business secrets within the world of corporate espionage” — Foreword Reviews "Robert Kerbeck has mastered the art of social engineering, or what he calls 'rusing', and taken it to a whole new level." — Frank Abagnale, author of Catch Me If You Can B-list actor, A-list corporate spy. . . In the world of high finance, multibillion-dollar Wall Street banks greedily guard their secrets. Enter Robert Kerbeck, a working actor who made his real money lying on the phone, charming people into reveal...
How to Pull Apart the Earth
HOW TO PULL APART THE EARTH is an homage to the intrinsic thread that weaves the culture of Mexico together with the United States, and the echo of colonization that works to erase it. Cordero skillfully exemplifies the complexity & beauty of growing up in a borderland, and the sacrifices paid for the dream.
Mr Butterchips - A Collection of Cantankerous Commentary
"If you wished you had someone like Larry David in Curb Your Enthusiasm in comics, then Mr. Butterchips is for you." - Shean Mohammed, Graphic Policy A collection of comic strips by Alex Schumacher featuring the maniacal monkey himself Mr. Butterchips
Tender Points
Tender Points is a narrative fractured by trauma. Named after the diagnostic criteria for fibromyalgia, the book-length lyric essay explores sexual violence, chronic pain, and patriarchy through lived experience and pop culture.First published in 2015, this new edition includes an afterword by the author.
The Art of Misdiagnosis
Award-winning novelist and poet Gayle Brandeis’s wrenching memoir of her complicated family history and her mother’s suicide Gayle Brandeis’s mother disappeared just after Gayle gave birth to her youngest child. Several days later, her body was found: she had hanged herself in the utility closet of a Pasadena parking garage. In this searing, formally inventive memoir, Gayle describes the dissonance between being a new mother, a sweet-smelling infant at her chest, and a grieving daughter trying to piece together what happened, who her mother was, and all she had and hadn’t understood about her. Around the time of her suicide, Gayle’s mother had been working on a documentary about th...
Press Play for Heartbreak
A chapbook-length collection of personal essays and one poem. Themes include music (including Depeche Mode, New Order, Radiohead, David Bowie), mental health, addiction, and aging.
Searching for Candy
Legendary comedic actor, John Candy, is often described as one of the sweetest men in Hollywood. Police Academy legend, Tim Kazurinksy, once said that "John wasn't just a one in a million guy - he was a one in a hundred million guy." Incredibly talented, full of heart and extraordinarily hard working, with over forty movies under his belt, Candy was a screen icon during the 80s and early 90s. His starring roles in Uncle Buck, Cool Runnings, Spaceballs and Planes, Trains and Automobiles are testament to a rare and much loved talent. Candy could make you laugh and cry on the turn of a dime.Searching for Candy is an extensive overview of his career. The book reveals his early years growing up i...
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The Secret and the Sacred
Erin K Parker's The Secret and the Sacred is a collection of short stories that will linger long after you've closed the book. What happens when your new friend confesses that he has a terminal illness? When the people in the next apartment make you feel like you're never alone? When you discover you have hidden powers to right the wrongs? When you receive a message from the dead? When you find healing and magic in the most intensive customer service job in the world? When you hit the bottom and there is no other choice but to figure out how to rebuild everything? Sometimes what keeps us going are our secrets. And sometimes it's the sacred things that save us once we learn how to see them.
