Welcome to the Barbecue

Kolm, Ron

Literature & Fiction

Low-Tech Pr

Semeia 49: The Apocryphal Jesus and Christian Origins

Welcome to the Barbecue by Ron Kolm (1990, Paperback, Revised)

Low-Tech Press, New York

Sensitive Skin Number 10 features out-takes from his "Wall Street" collection by famed photographer Charles Gatewood ("Sidetripping," "Forbidden Photographs"), fiction by Gary Indiana ("Scar Tissue and Other Stories," "White Trash," "Horse Crazy," "Gone Tomorrow"), Max Blagg ("Ticket Out"), Drew Hubner ("East of Bowery"), Patrick O'Neil ("The Hold-Up"), E. A. Fow, Tony DuShane ("Confessions of a Teenage Jesus Jerk") and Raul Serrano Sanchez ("Catálogo de ilusiones"), poetry by Flarf pioneer Sharon Mesmer ("Annoying Diabetic Bitch," "The Virgin Formica"), Ron Kolm ("Divine Comedy"), Pete Simonelli ("Night Sees You First," "A Lonely War") and Michael Randall, essays by James Reich ("Bombshell," "I, Judas"), Ronald B. Richardson ("Narrative Madness"), cinema of transgression co-founder Nick Zedd and Breyten Breytenback ("The True Confessions of an Albino Terrorist"), paintings by Peter Shear, and music by Steve Adams (ROVA Saxophone Quartet), with additional art, illustrations and photographs by Yves Marchand & Romain Meffre ("The Ruins of Detroit"), Ruby Ray ("From the Edge of the World: California Punk, 1977-1981"), Chris Bava, Megan Baker, David West ("Music: Drawing Down the Muse"), Jeff Spirer, Charlie Homo, Ted Barron, Justine Frischmann, Julie Torres and Tom McGlynn.

Sensitive Skin Number 10

Randall, Michael

Zedd, Nick

Mesmer, Sharon

Sanchez, Raul Serrano

Breytenback, Breyten

Richardson, Ronald B.

Simonelli, Pete

Literary

Sensitive Skin Magazine

Welcome to New York City. A place where stories lurk around every corner and linger in the hearts of the millions in these five boroughs. In these pages, tales of the underbelly of modern-day New York City hook-up with hilarious and poignant stories of love and loss in this annual collection of thrilling short stories by seasoned and fresh writers who know how to tell them. Edited by Peter Carlaftes and Kat Georges, these stories are sharp and concise, each an unusual take on the swirling panorama of the streets of New York, from Hell’s Kitchen to Greenwich Village and Coney Island to Williamsburg, Queens, and beyond. Readers are transported by a modern noir sensibility, populated by a plethora of characters of our times, carving new notches of experience on the city that still fires up the imagination. Authors in this edition include acclaimed crime novelist Lawrence Block (A Walk Among the Tombstones, 8 Million Ways to Die), Liz Axelrod, Gil Fagiani, Bonny Finberg, Michael Gatlin, Kat Georges, Kirpal Gordon, Ron Kolm, Peter Marra, J. Anthony Roman, Angela Sloan, Paul Sohar, Joanie Hieger Fritz Zosike and Nina Zivancevic.

Have a NYC 3: New York Short Stories

Hamill, Janet

Block,Lawrence

United States

Three Rooms Press

Duke and Jill do drugs. They live on the corner of Avenue A and 10th street, in a mostly burnt-out building. Duke is originally from Wisconsin. Jill is from Wisconsin, too. They don't have much else in common.

Duke & Jill

Contemporary

Unknown Press

A new collection of poems by Ron Kolm. “A born storyteller, documentarian and wild soul, Ron Kolm brings all the insight of a keen observer of life, whether it is in New York City, the Pennsylvania landscape of his youth, or the scenarios in fictionalized collage poems culled from photographs and letters. Kolm embraces the world around him: the good, the bad, the beautiful, and the ugly.” --John J. Trause, author of Picture This: For Your Eyes and Ears, Exercises in High Treason, Seriously Serial, and Eye Candy for Andy. “Open these pages and join Ron Kolm, arch-denizen of New York City, as he picks his way through the lethal and potentially surreal. In Kolm’s world, dada is a verb and anything is possible in the mope-eyed bookstores and dystopic subway darknesses he traverses. Expect the unexpected. Charles Bukowski throws shade on Velvet Underground. James Joyce makes late-night calls from the dead zone. Andy Warhol is reincarnated as a potato chip. Ladies and gentleman, this is the full affliction.” --George Wallace, author of Poppin Johnny and Who’s Handling Your Aubergines, and Great Weather for Media editor and spoken word reading series host.

A Change In The Weather

Poetry

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

The Bookstore Book: A Memoir

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Pink Trees Press

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