Pulp and surreal fictions collide in this debut collection of postmodern short stories, from a woman who transforms into gumballs to a writer defending his patron’s Zeppelin against assassins and pirates.
Taking the aftermath of stories as it starting point, this non-traditional narrative explores the instability of new America, and three young people looking for peace.
Lose yourself in familiar yet unfamiliar stories between the stories you thought you knew, from a horrifying ‘Hansel And Gretel’ to a Wolf-man incarcerated in Alcatraz.
Taking inspiration from a medieval bestiary, this collection of stories explores the relationship between animals, humans, and storytelling in suburban settings where wilderness is barely tamed.
Side-stepping genres and delving into bizarre worlds, this collection of eclectic stories explores the destabilization of status and ceremony in many forms.
Weaving between the fantasy and science fiction, the land of the living and the land of the dead, this expanded and updated edition contains nineteen stories infused with Malaysian folklore.
Young and earnest Algernon Swift is as perpetually puzzled by the ambiguities of language as his elderly uncle Reverend Hawker is entertained by them. A compendium of pun fun.
Transurfing is a powerful tool for managing reality, controlled by using our freedom of choice. Deepen your understanding of these techniques through ‘The Priestess of Itfat’, Tufti.
With the Aztec God of death and destruction manifesting in semiconductors everywhere, self-interest and selfish desires are spreading across the globe.
Former Silicon Valley PR executive, Sierra Carter, is called upon to end the crisis, with the help of avatars and mythological creatures.
Divorced from a terminally-ill body, a self-monitoring brain orbiting Earth in a space capsule begins to develop a self-awareness that goes beyond its solar assignment.
Welcome to this exclusive screening of random thoughts from a random movie audience at a mall near you (if you’re in Bloomington, Minnesota). Sit back. Unwind. Unreel.
Is this a collection of award-winning love stories, or monster stories? Sometimes monsters are monsters, and sometimes they wear the faces of family and friends. Sometimes love redeems lives, and sometimes love ruins them.
From desert roads at night through deep space nebulae, these poems move between the profound and the mundane culminating in a solar system of images, both oblique and true.
Interpreting the body in both physical and spiritual terms, this visual-textual collaboration explores the impact of country, family, and trauma on our ability to love.
Coming of age in a polygamist commune, the voices of eight adolescent narrators explore how faith is used to justify cruelty, and redemption can take unexpected forms.
This disarmingly powerful poetry collection lands a sucker-punch into patriarchal politics with the spirit of defiance, irreverence, and heroic motherhood.
