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"The Cave Man is not an easy book to forget."
Terrific review by Brock Kingsley of Xiao's novel in the Brooklyn Rail.
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China, however vilified in the West, whether by the media or human rights organizations, has become an undeniable player on the world stage. This is especially true in matters of economics. And even though ...

Francis Levy, author of Erotomania: A Romance, is one of the co-directors of the Philoctetes Center for the Multidisciplinary Study of Imagination. They host truly valuable panels, films, and discussions on a wide range of topics. Here are some upcoming events:Nov...

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"The reader, the writer, and the denizens of this novel all get taken for a ride here, then are set down, slightly more cracked than they were before."
-Village Voice on Wurlitzer's Flats & Quake
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Two Dollar Radio Books 1940 longlisted for the 2010 IMPAC DUBLIN Literary Award
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from Amy Koppelman:I started a company called Is It Contagious? Books. We publish children's books designed to explain and answer questions about the most common diseases...

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"I hope to make people understand what we [in China] went through collectively, the terror in its daily and hourly incarnation. Just like Kafka, you know?"

I'm really proud to be publishing a novel by Xiaoda Xiao called The Cave Man. I believe that his voice and his story are incredibly important...

I wrote a rather nostalgic piece on The Rumpus cataloging my lethargy towards e-books. In it, I mention Larry Shainberg (author of Crust) telling me a story about being with Samuel Beckett when he received his author-copies of one of his books...

I used to keep these Moleskine notebooks that everybody else had, which were black and generic. I'd throw stickers on them to spice them up. After a month, I'd tear off the stickers and try to put new ones on. It was fairly redundant...

by JK EvanczukOne of the most fascinating things about the technological revolution sweeping over the publishing industry is not the products of the revolution itself—that is, digital readers, hybrid books, and the evolution of the Internet—but rather all the speculation that all this new tec...

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SF Bay Guardian excerts Joshua Mohr's 2nd novel, TERMITE PARADE, in their "Writer's Issue." http://www.sfbayguardian.com/entry.php?e ntry_id=9244&catid=85&volume_id=452&issu e_id=453&volume_num=44&issue_num=01
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The UPS guy made my day when he delivered our copies of Rudolph Wurlitzer's second and third novels, Flats and Quake, which we're reissuing this month in a back-to-back or 69ed edition.Similar to both Nog and The Drop Edge of Yonder, this edition of the two novels features original photographs by...















