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Part body horror, part tragedy, A Life to Die For is a postapocalyptic novel about a lonely man who’s surrounded by zombies.

In J. G. Graham’s thought-provoking, tragic horror novel A Life to Die For, a lone plague survivor manipulates zombies to endure his terrible loneliness.

Twenty-six years after a plague decimated eleven-year-o...


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Outage

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About the limitations of trust within a marriage, Outage is a tense technothriller.

A wife searches for her husband in the wake of a cyberattack in Mike Trigg’s exciting thriller Outage.

Couples therapist Rachel’s husband, Caleb, is a professional lobbyist. When internet and cell service are disrupted across the US following an atta...


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Rippling with Latina magic, the short stories of Lauren T. Davila’s defiant collection The Patron Saint of White Menageries excavate instances of mysticism and the uncanny along the California coast.

About sisterhood, second chances, and deep longing, these tales are set in places whose patriarchal structures render women—and brown women in particular––vulnera...


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Forwarding grand metaphysical arguments about the natures of being and knowledge, The Great Bamboozle is a piquing philosophical treatise.

Richard Cimbalo’s polemical text The Great Bamboozle investigates human consciousness.

Arguing that powerful institutional structures, or earth gods, impose simplified categorical wholes, singula...


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The affecting novel Making Small Talk with Jesus reverses sad country music tropes in spiritual and surprising ways.

A country radio disc jockey turns his heartbreak into on-air gold in Quincy McCoy’s heartwarming novella Making Small Talk with Jesus.

The local host of an AM radio show in rural America, Jesse pines for his wife, Lex...


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