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MEMOIRThe Loose Fish Chronicles: Excerpt from a Memoir in Stories Jackson's memoir gives us early 1960's Greenwich Village from a young woman's perspective. The stories are starkly honest and the language glows in their examination of a young woman starting adult life in the New York neighborhood famed for worshipping the arts and rejecting conformity. Greenwich Village became the epicenter for the enormous cultural shift we now refer to as the "Sixties," yet, even there, attractive young women were still expected to hide their own intelligence and talent. These stories are a wonderful read on their own. But we are also, for the first time, honoring the "E" in echapbook. Hyperlinks to photos, videos, background articles, and Beverly's poetry and artwork add a kind of immediacy that only web-based publication can provide. |
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FICTION anthologyLoss. Ten stories by eight authors (September 2011): |
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PoetryThe Wayward Orchard Paul Sohar's language is fresh and surprising, but never jarring, as if we were hearing these words for the first time. You may find yourself reading the poems aloud. Like the fire trail in "The Wayward Orchard," they will take you to unexpected places. |
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FICTIONGrace The seven luminous stories collected in Grace range from lightly comic to darkly complex. The voices are diverse — hopeful, angry, uncertain, amused, despairing — even where loss is profound, there are grace notes. |
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MEMOIRThe Bus Driver's Book of the Dead The Bus Driver’s Book of the Dead evokes Chicago in the ‘80s, where Jesse Millner drove a charter bus by day and by night drank to erase the failure of his life. His memoir is despairing and redemptive, gritty and lyrical, serious and sardonically funny.
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FICTIONTrouble. Selected Stories
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PoetryTranslation of Light A collection of new and selected early poems exploring the ground of memory, vision and the illuminations of everyday life.
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FICTIONAround the Bend. Selected Stories Laura Beausoleil's stories are a lyrical and edgy melding of memoir and fiction.
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MEMOIRScenes From My Life on Hemlock Street. A Brooklyn Memoir Coming-of-age stories that portray the vibrant and diverse life on one street in Brooklyn over fifty years ago. Selected from a book in progress.
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PoetryI Am a Fact Not a Fiction. Selected poems by Edward Mycue (September 2009)
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FICTION ANTHOLOGYOld Cars. Fiction anthology from the no-name writers' convivium (September 2008): Wray Cotterill • Judith Day • Richard Gustafson • Chance Lucky • Orianna Pratt • Jo-Anne Rosen • Linda Saldaña • Susan Starbird Eight authors, exploring the mysterious allure of cars, write about infidelity, senility, family bonds, friendship, tough times, troubled marriages and more. |
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