Poetry. Dan Hoy's trilogy, THE DEATHBED EDITIONS, is an ambitious debut collection of his three full-length poetry books (Black Atlas, Blood Work, Michael Madonna). With its mystic yet colloquial lyricism, DEATHBED evokes an apocalyptic landscape of political unrest and ecological collapse, of paranoia and redemption, cycling through messianic prophecy, solomonic magic, alien invasions, blood alchemy, solar ecstasy and the erotic, lyrical wreckage of dueling pop icons. On the deathbed of civilization, "the world / is the end of the world," and the apocalypse reveals itself not as an imminent reckoning but as an immanent condition erupting across all bodies—our physical bodies, our collective bodies and the body of Earth. If the future has no future this is where I wait for you.

The Deathbed Editions

Literature & Fiction

Hoy, Dan

Poetry

Octopus Books

"It's as if Richard Brautigan and Derek McCormack rewrote Collateral to make it a buddy film in which reality is constantly in the process of collapsing. This is the detective novel on acid."--Brian Evenson 
Detectives Michael and Daniel must try to solve a murder on planet Earth. The victim may or may not be named Jane from Yesterday. And the Man of One Thousand Years, cult leader of the Architects of Q'Noor, may or may not be responsible. As Michael and Daniel hurl themselves inexorably toward a final confrontation with the Man of One Thousand Years through a dreamlike landscape of exploding cacti, cultists, centaurs, spells, river gorgons, lobster enthusiasts, and undulating portals activated by prayer, they collide with a succession of randos and adversaries--Vampyre King, Man with Face Like Fire, Qyumoo'un, Eater of Dreams, Excalibur, Prince Al-Wajeed, and dozens more--sparing few in their frenzied quest for the truth.< 
"This book is a quest, a doorway, a surrealist play--I don't know what the hell to call it, which is why I can't recommend it enough. You've never read anything else that's fun like this is fun."--Amber Sparks 
Fiction. Poetry. African & African American Studies.\nBook Description\n"It's as if Richard Brautigan and Derek McCormack rewrote Collateral to make it a buddy film in which reality is constantly in the process of collapsing. This is the detective novel on acid."--Brian Evenson

Where the Sky Meets the Ocean and the Air Tastes Like Metal and the Birds Don't Make a Sound

Kleine, Mike

United States

Trnsfr Books

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