Fog & Car by Eugene Lim
ISBN 0-9637563-0-6 | Fiction | 263 pages | $10
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Waste by Eugene Marten
ISBN 978-0-9637563-1-8 | Fiction | 116 pages | $10
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and FORTHCOMING FALL 2009…
ISBN 0-9637536-3-0 | Fiction
Shadowplay by Norman Lock
In Java, a master of the shadow-puppet theater seeks to possess—by his art—a woman, who perishes as though by the contagion of his unnatural desire. Renouncing public performance to live among shadows cast from the mythic world of ancient Hindu stories, the puppet-master profanes his art to serve a transgressive love. By force of utterance and invention, he will bring back the woman from the dead. Shadowplay is a meditation on story-telling as an act of seizure, a parable of obsession and of the danger of confounding the real with its representations. Exotic and occult, Shadowplay is nonetheless contemporary in its enactment of conflicts: of form and iconoclasm, ambition and estrangement, the will to make of another an object of desire and the refusal of that annexation.
ISBN 0-9637536-2-2 | Fiction
The Mothering Coven by Joanna Ruocco
Mapping a utopia on the brink, The Mothering Coven’s rare mix of pyrotechnic wordplay and open-armed charisma is a defiantly original act of storytelling. Bertrand has disappeared from the house she shared with seven women—artists, scientists, and of course, witches. As the women plan a party for Mrs. Borage’s hundredth birthday, Bertrand’s absence threatens to dissolve the world that they’ve created. Struggling to preserve their joyous idyll through the hallucinatory power of collective vision, the women attempt to reclaim the charmed wreckage, to make a new sign system where love and hope can again signify. Even as the text occults itself in rarefied symbols, Joanna Ruocco’s virtuosic style pulls the reader inside an ever-widening, glowing expanse.
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