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From Vietnam to America, this story collection, jewel-like, evocative and layered, brings to the readers a unique sense of love, passions and the tragedy of rape, all together contrasting a darker...

As short story writer George Singleton puts it, in his first book Ray Trotter has assembled "a passel of good, stubborn, often hilarious men and women who endure." Stories of heartache and surprise...

Another Woman depicts an atomization of heartbreak, with gradations of what it means to be a woman--and the multiplicity of selves living within.Author: Hannah BonnerPublisher: Eastover Press...

ASIDES is a collection of personal essays written over twenty-five years on topics such as dogs, food, restaurants, jobs, music, family, and the effects of a questionable upbringing, all in the...

Crow Funeral is the end result of intention and design gone off script. What began as fascination with a phenomenon of crows congregating in overwhelming numbers around one of their fallen,...

Kari Gunter-Seymour's Dirt Songs explore with an insider's eyes key aspects of Appalachian culture.Author: Kari Gunter SeymourPublisher: Eastover Press LlcPublication Date: Feb 06, 2024Number of...

In Exquisite by September, Shayla Hawkins merges the female form's everyday with the exotic, acknowledging the male gaze through ekphrastic poems inspired by the artwork of men who were inspired by...

GREEN FOR LUCK is a unique collection of original poems by American midwestern poet Margaret Yapp, who lives and writes in Iowa. Green for Luck is a book that wanders green city blocks, denying...

In this collection, prize-winning Irish essayist Chris Arthur ranges over subjects as various as a girl's ear, a vulture's egg, the letters in a Scrabble game, a sprig of witch-hazel, and the chasms...

Author: Richard LeblondPublisher: Eastover Press LlcPublication Date: Jan 10, 2023Number of Pages: 220 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1958094056ISBN-13: 9781958094051

Darius Stewart's first book-length collection combines his previous chapbooks and new poems. More than the sum of its parts, it coalesces around themes of love, addiction, violence, identity, and the...

The lines in this book are vespers, a prayer to the broken hearted. We are swept up in the beauty of form, the spaces in between, the images of a red-tail hawk and a cantering horse. The book...

A collection of flash fiction which explores characters attempting to find meaning in the mundanity of relationships, eating, shopping, grieving, searching, and dropping a kid off at college.Author:...

The day before Robert died was an otherwise perfect June day in Connecticut: warm but not hot, with a bit of a breeze, flawless blue sky, puffy white clouds-the sort of weather a sailor loves, and...

From the author of the National Book Award finalist The Suicide Index - hailed by the Los Angeles Times as "an extraordinary magical mystery tour of a book" - comes a startlingly original exploration...

Catherine Pritchard Childress moves between worlds-biblical to contemporary, mythical to the uncomfortably real. From Lot's wife to housewife, these women rage and sing, disrupt and reconcile,...

Skies of Blur springs from the mind of a poet hurtling into mysterious phases-speakers falling through seasons of dissociation, divided from the self, confronting their others, and mourning renegade...

Bathanti's latest is a collection of linked stories and a novella that further explore the life of the fictional Fritz Sweeney.Author: Joseph BathantiPublisher: Eastover Press LlcPublication Date:...

CUTLEAF READER collects short stories, essays, and poetry by established writers and emerging authors. CutleafJournal.com is celebrated by the online literary community. Excerpts from the journal are...

A 2023 anthology of short stories written by contemporary rural American writers of color. First in The EastOver Anthology of Rural Stories series. Edited by Keith Pilapil Lesmeister. The 2023...

A lyrical memoir of a life lived in and out of the water. In his first book of essays, award-winning author Ralph Sneeden combines poetry, prose, and narrative in a search for the origins of his...

John Davis Jr.'s fifth collection of poetry, The Places That Hold, praises the dusty morning light of citrus farming and the pleasures of fatherhood as it explores the darkness of places like the...

Author: Matthew VollmerPublisher: Eastover Press LlcPublication Date: Apr 18, 2023Number of Pages: 224 pagesLanguage: EnglishBinding: PaperbackISBN-10: 1958094102ISBN-13: 9781958094105

Until All You See Is Sky is a report from the front lines of a first-generation American life: growing up as the outsider, parenting without a clue, and persevering in plague times.From the vital...

The electricity of wonder runs through everything, but we often fail to see it. In What is it Like to be Alive? Fourteen Attempts at an Answer, noted essayist Chris Arthur tries to make that...

Ranging from the humble and poignant to the humorous, Sylvia Woods' poems explore her personal experience as an educator, as well as her own transition from daughter to mother and eventually to...

A timely exploration of estrangement, loss, and what it means to reconnect with those who we once loved. Within the stories that comprise You Have Reached Your Destination, Marburg captures turning...