<p>From the illicit pharmaceutical underworld of San Francisco's Tenderloin to the cocaine-dusted film set of amputee porn in booming Las Vegas; from the urban-industrial hideout of militant black revolutionaries to a botched backyard lynching by Texas frat boys . . . Orange Rain hurtles from one stunning scene to the next, swaying between the hilarious and the hideous. Its humor is darker than the Marlboro Man's coffee (and his lung cancer). A wildly twisted and shocking novel, but also one with undeniable courage and compassion. It is an ode to humans' ability to endure in the face of horrific cruelty and suffering. A celebration of feminine strength and spirit. You've likely never read anything quite like it. "Orange Rain is not a politically correct novel—which is why it is so appealing . . . [the main] character has a clear revenge mission he never wavers from. Revenge is exacted on more than one oppressor, including two different rapists . . . [It's] the type of book that could never be published by a mainstream publisher, as they would be too afraid to touch the taboo subjects it contains. Jan Smitowicz's first novel . . . is fast-moving, fun to read, and isn't the same old tired thing we see coming from traditional publishers." -Kimberly Steele, author of Forever Fifteen and other novels "The eco-warriors next door embark on a lightning round of vigilante justice. Orange Rain is what happens when the Monkey Wrench Gang goes Death Wish and moves from the scrubland to the streets. Literature that incites." -Peter Young, former ALF prisoner, chief editor at Animal Liberation Frontline “A compelling, fast-paced adventure through some of society’s most intriguing subcultures . . . filled with incisive political commentary. This timely and important novel is a must read for anyone concerned about the state of the planet, or simply looking for a good read.” -Camille Marino, former political prisoner, founder of Negotiation is Over and Eleventh Hour for Animals “An exciting new author with a new voice to bring to the world of fiction. The literary world is in desperate need of more writers like him.” -Veronica Rosas, playwright Cover artwork by Teague Younger Vernell Published by Trébol Press</p>

Orange Rain: A Revenge Novel

Literature & Fiction

Smitowicz, Jan

Genre Fiction

Trebol Press

<p>Michelle Brown has a darkly unique voice in the world of contemporary poetry. Her words are shy, erotic, quirky; at times non-lucid and non-linear, they're often painful and anguished. Breaking with conventions, Brown's first published work 'The Horrible Warehouse of my Skull' literally transports you into her own deep internal struggles, which are disruptive, at times crass, deeply passionate, fearful and ideological journeys into love, loss and the human psyche. This book speaks to all those who have ever felt alone or misunderstood, the artists, the poets, the misfits and the broken.</p>

Horrible Warehouse of My Skull

BROWN, Michelle

Poetry

The Democrats and Republicans spar publicly, but the reality is that these two parties have more in common than they have differences. This duopoly is run on corporatist economic policies that benefit the ruling class, at the expense of the workers and the poor. Global hegemony is at the core of the foreign policies of the Dems and the GOP. False Choice is a diary of national and global issues, set against the backdrop of a Connecticut gubernatorial election that was rated as the most negative in the country in 2014. Published by Trébol Press www.trebolpress.com

False Choice: The Bipartisan Attack on the Working Class, the Poor and Communities of Color

Politics & Social Sciences

Samuels, David

Politics & Government

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