Jonathan Reiss's debut novel about an aspiring actor held back by heroin addiction.

Horror author Michael Faun's latest work is a decadent look at New York City's worst.

A look at Chicago poet Michael Sajdak's novelette.

Ann Sterzinger's first non-fiction book seeks to help people heal both body and mind.

A look at Kirsten Alene's surreal, melancholic pair of novelettes.

Daniel Falatko returns with a hipster noir for his second novel.

“We're back. Are you going to kill yourself, or do we have to do it for you?”

Ben is a poet, book reviewer, and all-round good egg.

A look at Stone's debut novel.

25 stories. No sleep.

A look at Paul W. Cohen's debut novel.

Bradley Sands's surreal novelette of family dysfunction.

Bizarro author David W. Barbee's latest novel of pig-men, flying crocodiles, and alcoholism.

A look at Matthew Vaughn's collection of Bizarro film parodies.

The infamous NYPD "Cannibal Cop" tells his story in this memoir.

“In war, you see, it's not just that many lives are lost. The lives of the survivors are often ruined, too. For that girl and her family, the war still isn't over...”

Just a few days ago, I did something I've been struggling to do since college. I typed “End” at the end of a completed novel.

“My life appeared strange because it was one way and not another. Only if it had been every possibility at once would it have not appeared strange. And that is what I am now: every possibility at once. And nothing is strange.”

A look at B. Diehl's debut poetry collection.

"...a flawed but entertaining sci-fi page-turner."