"Highway 1, Antarctica" is Justin Herrmann's debut collection of short fiction, describing working-class lives and characters in Antarctica, Alaska, and all the hot and cold places in-between. In the words of Richard Chiappone, "Justin Herrmann's voice stands out like a boulder anchored to the beach by authenticity and empathy. His working-class characters live just out of reach of contemporary middle-class life-and love. And Herrmann writes their stories with the respectful honesty of a guy who knows what it's like to work the late shift with an aching heart."

Highway One, Antarctica

Literature & Fiction

Herrmann, Justin

Literary

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There's nothing more terrifying than losing your child.After two weeks of a lazy second honeymoon with Parker, Miranda is startled when he gets a strange call on his cell. Not only does the eerie robotic message raise more questions than answers, it throws the pair in the investigation of a grisly murder, a tussle with a GBI agent, and a kidnapping.To top things off the team they were supposed to form is disgruntled with the management.If Miranda can't pull things together soon, this time more than one person might end up dead. The Boy is the eighth book in the Miranda and Parker Mystery series, a continuation of the popular Miranda Steele stories from bestselling author Linsey Lanier (the Miranda's Rights Mystery series). Buy this chilling, fast-paced thriller for a story readers say they can't put down.THE MIRANDA?S RIGHTS MYSTERY SERIESSomeone Else's Daughter ? Book IDelicious Torment ? Book IIForever Mine ? Book IIIFire Dancer ? Book IVThin Ice ? Book VTHE MIRANDA AND PARKER MYSTERY SERIESAll Eyes on MeHeart WoundsClowns and CowboysThe WatcherZero Dark ChocolateTrial by FireSmoke ScreenThe BoyOTHER SUSPENSE BOOKS BY LINSEY LANIERChicago Cop (A cop family thriller)Steal My Heart (A Romantic Suspense)HUMOROUS BOOKS BY LINSEY LANIERYou Want Me to Kill Who? (A Dandy Frost?Ninja Assassin Story) #1You Want Me to Go Where? (A Dandy Frost?Ninja Assassin Story) #2The Clever Detective Boxed Set 2 (A Fairy Tale Romance): Stories 1-5

The Loneliest Ranger

Joe Green

Poetry

Joe Green's selected poems, stretching from his earliest years through 2012.

Green, Joe

This edition of Hart Crane's long poem The Bridge, first published as a book in 1930, collects, for the first time ever, the variant, earlier versions of the poem's sections as they were first published in periodicals and anthologies during the years 1927-1930. The many differences between these earlier versions and the versions which appeared in the Horace Liveright edition of 1930 make this book an indispensable volume for anyone with a deep interest in Hart Crane, or indeed in American poetry, and a tremendous tool for the understanding of Crane and his poetry.

The Bridge: Uncollected

Crane, Hart

History & Criticism

What if Franz Kafka, that master of frustration, failure, and despair, had written the ancient Sanskrit sex manual The Kama Sutra? Robert Archambeau explores this question in the illustrated series of parables that begins his collection The Kafka Sutra. Other questions behind the pieces in this book concern glam rock, fatherhood, Afro-Caribbean and Belgian Surrealism, Conceptualism, Hiroshima, the sad lot of the English professor, and similar vital matters of these, our troubled times.

The Kafka Sutra

Archambeau, Robert

"Sturgeon illuminates the otherwise transparent impressions of memory and conscience, those opaque connections between our imaginations and each other, in music that sharpens the verse with thrilling uncertainty. His poems impress themselves upon the mind like an iron. He may be the first major poet of this generation." -Daniel Pritchard, editor of The Critical Flame

Trees of the Twentieth Century & The Ship

Sturgeon, Stephen

The fourth poetry anthology of Plume contributors, selected by Danny Lawless.

Plume Anthology 4

In his first fiction collection in many years, Swann has widened his scope to include "short fiction, longer fiction, non-fiction, prose-poems, memoirs, essays etc.," which Harold Jaffe has called "succinct and precisely refined by a poet of a high order writing nuanced prose. One has to read closely and more than once to get the meaning and feel the rhythms," and Andrei Codrescu has said that "Brian Swann has tailored an elegant suit of a variety of threads. It's on my A list of the blooming philosophical hybrids of the last decade." Jackson Lears notes that "Brian Swann's forays into prose-poetry and fiction are venturesome, witty, delightfully understated and frequently compelling," and John Allman writes that "the self discovered in this visionary collection of speculations, narratives and prose-poems will be not only the author's but also the reader's. There is no way to rush through this book. Every page gives you something to ponder or admire, be it theoretical physics or aesthetics or prose poem or something historic, like the rendering of the fin de sie cle transition into the post-modern. In many ways we're shown how looking forward is not too different from looking behind, since reality, the world, is non-linear, built on simultaneities. Dogs on the Roof is a thoughtful, exciting companion. Everyone should have a copy nearby."

Dogs on the Roof

Swann, Brian

LOOM is concerned with the history of our divided country, a violent division preceding civil war and by now embedded in our cultural landscape. The non-sentimental poems are cool, clear and literal. They are narrated by white Americans who position themselves in relation to "slave power" and cotton as "lords of the loom" and "lords of the lash." Boston is central to the story, and the cities of Lawrence and Lowell. -Fanny Howe, winner of the Ruth Lily Poetry Prize and National Book Award Finalist

Loom

Gallagher, MR Kevin

Strange Terrain treats the poetry of memory as Western landscape, with marvelous specificity; each detail contrives to be the perfect descriptor for the experience. The range of forms is itself a highly varied geography. Babcock's poems are like hearing a good friend recount an engaging series of anecdotes from a well-spent life.

Strange Terrain

Babcock, Matthew James

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Highway One, Antarctica

The Loneliest Ranger

The Loneliest Ranger

The Bridge: Uncollected

The Kafka Sutra

Trees of the Twentieth Century & The Ship

Plume Anthology 4

Dogs on the Roof

Loom

Strange Terrain