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Elizabeth Ellen
"If Elizabeth Ellen exists, I would tell her it was like she channeled the anthemic scorn of Alanis Morrisette’s “You Outta Know” through Anais Nin, in her own inimitable way. And if Elizabeth Ellen doesn’t exist, at least she can invent herself.
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Legs Get Led Astray
Chloe Caldwell
“Legs Get Led Astray is a scorching hot glitter box full of youthful despair and dark delight.”
—Cheryl Strayed, author of WILD
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Elizabeth Ellen
Elizabeth Ellen
“[Elizabeth Ellen] is the female Love Is a Dog from Hell.”
– Chloe Caldwell, author of Women
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Saul Stories
Elizabeth Ellen
“Simply one of the best writers alive in the world today.”
– Scott McClanahan, author of The Sarah Book, Crapalachia, and HIll William
currently ON SALE for $15!
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Selected Tweets
Tao Lin & Mira Gonzalez
"I think I’ve read the most Twitter while laying in bed or on my back, or just laying in places, like in parks or in airports."
— Tao Lin
"I feel comfortable tweeting things that I would never feel comfortable saying in a real life conversation, or even in other places on the internet."
— Mira Gonzalez
currently ON SALE for $10!
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Fast Machine
Elizabeth Ellen
"What Ellen is doing here is going deep inside herself and coming back with something small and glistening and vulnerable cradled in her hands. She's offering it to you. You should take it.” – The Stranger
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WOMEN
Chloe Caldwell
"Women by Chloe Caldwell s a beautiful read/a perfect primer for an explosive lesbian affair/an essential truth." -- Lena Dunham
"I read it a couple of months ago in one can't-put-it-down-even-though-it's-the-middle-of-the-night sitting. It's as intense and interesting and clear-hearted as they come." -- Cheryl Strayed
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Flashes of Life
Micah Ling
Featuring poems that engage songs by artists ranging from The White Stripes to Bruce Sprinsteen, David Bowie to Otis Redding; lists of albums; daily timestamps as poems; remixes and everything in between; Flashes of Light evokes not just the way we listen to music, but all the ways we interact with the music in our life.
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Over For Rockwell
Uzodinma Okehi
They say it takes an average person about 10 years to master a given thing. This was my thinking in 1995 when I dropped out of college in Iowa City to draw comics.
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Baseball Handbook
various
We’ve had the idea and wanted to do some kind of “best of our online baseball issues” for years, and here is one iteration of that book. We’ve been doing it for so long (this year is our 13th!), we have too many favorites, so we made some arbitrary rules...
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Even Though I Don't Miss You
Chelsea Martin
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I Have Blinded Myself Writing This
Jess Stoner
"Yes I was disorientated. Yes I was eager, and tense as I began. But this book gave and gave, set things whirring, even set me to crying a little. An experiment is something that must be witnessed more than once to be recorded as successful. In other words, read this book." – PANK
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NowTrends
Karl Taro Greenfeld
“The authority and sense of place [Greenfeld] creates must certainly be informed by his globetrotting and wanderlust, but whether he’s actually been to these places or not isn’t important. The feeling of immersion, the details, the local flavor—those aspects of his stories add a layered depth to the settings and lifestyle of the natives and tourists alike.” – The Nervous Breakdown
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The Avian Gospels
Adam Novy
"This debut has the potential to become a cult classic... a fascinating examination of what makes a martyr, a myth, or a legend." – Publishers Weekly
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Big World
Mary Miller
"Big World gives a full anatomy lesson of the kind of heart that's kick-started by booze, cigarettes, and jukebox songs of regret. Miller writes with savage charm." – The Believer
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The Sicily Papers
Michelle Orange
"The Sicily Papers embodies the aimless joy (of travel) in a way that most travel books don't. It has the texture of the journey. It has the feel of the unstructured days. And in the end it is almost like being there for real." – Frank Bures