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Literary Nonfiction. Essays. In EXPERIMENTAL LITERATURE: A COLLECTION OF STATEMENTS thirty-four writers and critics reflect upon how literature puts itself to the test in an effort to make itself new. Those reflections assume very different shapes, ...
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Fiction. Art. Film. Q↔A: AN AUTO-INTERVIEW is, at heart, as its title suggests, an auto-interview by novelist and art and photography critic James R. Hugunin. It delves into the nature of his work, both literary and critical, and offers and discusse...
Fiction. Written by Charles Hood and illustrated by Christine Mugnolo. Winner of the 2016 Kenneth Patchen Award for the Innovative Novel. "Charles Hood has a unique voice and style. Sentences are sometimes fragmented on edge of abstraction, then sha...
Fiction. Anthology. OFFBEAT/QUIRKY is the first of a new series of books by JEF. It is an anthology of innovative fiction with a difference, of forty-six of the bravest voices in literature writing today.
Poetry. Fiction. "SCIENCE FICTION is a love poem disguised as a hate poem. The unreliable narrator lashes out sometimes against aliens, America, and closer enemies of the mind and heart. It rhythmically pulses. It unravels the psyche. It contradicts...
Fiction. "Harold Jaffe is a master of the disembodied voice. These fictions — transgressive, political, dryly comic — are grounded in an ancient tradition, that of the speech of the storyteller. Interlocutors talk as if out of dark caves, and the re...
Literary Nonfiction. Art. Critical essays on photography from the journal Afterimage, 1977-1988, by James R. Hugunin, recipient of the David Logan Award for Distinguished New Writing in the Field of Photography.
Fiction. The fourth JEF novel by the author of the classic novels APOSTROPHE/PARENTHESIS (2007), AMBIGUITY (2012), and MEANWHILE (2014). This novel cuts Kramer's deepest swath yet through New York City via the interior monologue of one of its most f...
Literary Nonfiction. Are you still wondering who is that boy at the beginning of Bergman's Persona and what the damn movie is all about? And what is the point of those near-silent seven minutes at the end of Antonioni's L'Eclisse? And what happens i...
Art. Fiction. Full-color asemic and pareidolic images by authors Dominic Ward and Eckhard Gerdes.
Fiction. Winner of the 2015 Kenneth Patchen Award for Innovative Fiction! In BETWEEN THE LEGS a couple goes on a trip, starting with a tour of Buchenwald, the Nazi concentration camp outside of Weimar, Germany, and ending at a Zen Buddhist retreat i...
Fiction. Brion Poloncic's second book, PSYCHEDELIC EVEREST is a love story, wrapped in a stream of consciousness narrative, punctuated by verbal hijinks, poetic and playful. Poloncic, a musician, and a jazz lover, has constructed a sweet and lyrical...
Fiction. In this highly imaginative, delightful tale, the great composer Maurice Ravel gets lost and waylaid on a journey to Spain, which he has never before seen. Unfortunately the fact that he is tiny, the size of a mere doll, gets him into misadv...
Fiction. Disgruntled with a world that is not functioning, some friends decide a revolutionary new approach is needed, and they set out to change the way things are. Inspired by a meeting with R. Buckminster Fuller, Persis Gerdes has written a visio...
Fiction. Stuck head-first into a Tomotherapy Radiation Machine, CASE X enters "skull-time," his inner pro-jectionist giving him views of his past, present, and future during a series of thirty treatments over a period of six weeks. He will discover ...