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 This collection is an overt rejection of the maxim everything is political as one that reduces both things and politics to each other. Rather, it attempts to meditate on the possibilities of both things and poli through meanderings into various forms, including essays, creative-critical pieces, prose-poems, and thinking-fictions: and it posits that these possibilities appear to us as encounters between ourselves and works, other people,  the worlds in which we live; bearing in mind that such moments cannot be known a priori, can at best be felt, intuited, as they are happening, often remain hidden from us even after they have taken place, returning as ghostly-traces to be read. 

 Everyone dies. That's as level as the playing field is going to get. Nothing to do but outlive those who would try to oppress you. Nothing to wait for but the chance to dance on their graves. These are poems with which to map & document that wait. This is the fuel to help you power through to the end. Rage and humor; two sides of the same coin, both equally vital to the equation of survival. The future is yours, which is both a blessing and a curse. Own it. Take these words with you. They want to be there at the end. 

In this unique debut collection, Mark A. Hill explores the struggle between the imaginary and the real, death and the insatiable. Death is an omnipresent shadow that hangs over the text; it inhabits several of these poems, breathing, waiting to extinguish any sense of the insatiable that we experience daily. The insatiable is the will to live, the will to learn or write, the will to love, all that hullabaloo, which we inevitably sift through in the key moments, as we try to bumble not so gently toward the inevitable. Hill's mind takes some seismic leaps through language from the modern to the classical, from the colloquial to the academic.

This collection is a meticulous act of love. Lines have been placed on paper in careful rows with rhythm and rhyme, creating a series of odes to things that have happened or people that have appeared or disappeared.

Approach these poems with an open mind. You are unlikely to be disappointed, unlike several of the characters you will encounter within these pages.

Of Spice and Stone is a macabre collection of writing about creation, destruction, inheritance and kinship. Hamant Singh's latest release is centred around the timeless figure of the mortar and pestle and is explored across various cultures with an uniquely dark twist. Short stories about murder, poetry about possession, and even recipes are just some of the delicious brews that are found in this morbid book.

As you read this, it is hoped that your gins will always be cold, your spice cabinet full, and that your recipes never find peace.

"So much was lost along the way but...

such is life."

(D.L. Husband)

Husband Material Volume II: Twenty-seven Addresses is a collection of poetry and prose exploring the deep intricacies that go into moulding a person into who they are. Carefully selected from a body of work showcasing a developing style, the text maintains a unique voice that holds up a grimy mirror to a broken society and its broken people. It asks hard questions, makes bold statements and cuts to the core of issues close to the author's heart-addiction, recovery, loss, gain. Most of all, this collection is meant to reflect the change in its author and in us all¿

All the things that made him him; perhaps that also make us us.

Brianna Malotke brings us another powerful collection looking at different types of relationships: the self and the inner child, family ties, kinship, friendship, and other loved ones we hold dear. 

Join Malotke's exploration of the healing process as they deal with love and loss. Whether it's celebrating a new relationship, trying to heal your inner child's wounds, or grieving for someone who's gone, this poetry collection dives into the intense emotions that people experience as they try to find a place for themselves in this chaotic world.

"These words are more than just poetry—

they are a safe space..."

- Angela Yuriko Smith,

Horror Writers' Association President 2024 & two-time Bram Stoker Award Winner

In this collection of short stories, Joshua Bartolome explores the conflicted relationships between fathers and sons - and the horrifying things they do to, and for, each other.During an emergency, a desperate man and his pregnant wife wander into a town that doesn't exist. An actor for a children's show undergoes a monstrous transformation. While searching for victims, a tourist crosses paths with a more bloodthirsty predator. A colleague of Victor Frankenstein creates his own metallic golem, unleashing a soulless abomination. A hacker tries to stop a rogue AI from wreaking havoc. An American platoon wanders into a forest and never returns. And in the final story, a bio-mechanical spaceship gives birth to her god spawn child, ushering in the advent of an anti-human age.  

 Envy stitches together sixteen shocking tales of malice that will have you asking yourself, how far would you go? A piano that feeds on the one who plays it, a forgotten house that holds the secrets of the past, the lips you always wanted, taken from another and bleeding inside your pocket. These are some of the stories in Ill-Gotten Things that shine a light on buried secrets and the fragility of morality. When jealousy has no limits, yearning grows to obsession, and desire outweighs virtue, monsters are born. Matt Bliss explores the breaking point of ideals, and the depths to which one will sink for their own gains in a daring collection of narratives. 

 In the ethereal dreamscapes between sleeping and waking lurks a being of profound beauty and unfathomably cruelty, an eldritch consciousness older than the angels and far more terrifying.

Lurking by the bedside of every sleeping child, she takes their teeth and leaves in their place a single copper coin etched with chthonian letters - the currency of no earthly country.

To young Forsyth Ward, however, the fairy has gifted far more than a coin. She has bequeathed to him the seed of an obsession which will carry him from the haunted hallways of his ancestral home, to the far corners of the globe, and beyond the limits of his own sanity.

If the fairy cannot take his teeth, she will come for his soul.

From Andromeda Dreams: Greatest Hits | Poems | Beyond! Featuring the melodious poets that brought you all the hit intergalactic classics sensationalizing your eardrums, recite and cherish all of them in this convenient greatest hits collection! Featuring top 10 hits like "Ambient Mars", "Sing to the Moon", and "Hymn to Saturn".

Witness poetic perennials Garrett Carroll and Hamant Singh prevail over the silent distances between merging galaxies. In Andromeda Dreams, bring the truth of sonic space to life!

 La Sibila es una colección de poesía oscura, himnos y endechas originales escritos a lo largo de nueve años. Cada uno de los tres capítulos (Concepción, El Enconamiento y Caos) son etapas del ser y exploraciones de lo Sublime, tal como lo experimentan diferentes culturas alrededor del mundo. Los poemas del texto integran seres primordiales, diversos fenómenos y conceptos extraídos de diferentes tradiciones y los unifica a través del Caos. 

 VALTOHA is an epistolary non-fictional narrative about a boy's search for his grandfather and a man's search for his roots. It begins with an unusual practice of writing to the dead and then the actual search for his grandfather's village. Armed with only a post office address from a letter between brothers, the writer and his family set off for India to find out more about their past. They meet several characters and encounters as they retrace his steps from a farming village in Punjab to his eventual arrival in Singapore. 

Year of The Rabbit is a summation of observations, a recoil at once was desperately sought, and the release that happens within, the grace of acceptance; told in metaphors, fragments of wisdom, with a mouth full of the butter of acceptance. YOTR realizes the brevity of times and asks the reader if they are willing to bask in the incongruous gravity of grief and the indescribable beauty of acceptance. 

 The eponymous tale, and its accompanying echoes, takes place at - and resounds with the immediate aftermath of - her wake ;I'd like to think maybe hold on to the thought even if it were only a possibility a glimmer that there be some sort of discerning discernment taking place the only ones who were nearly taken along for the proverbial ride were us not them not that these terms were mine was really more how she use to think of them at least that's what I recall her saying she'd never admit to it though I suppose one of the benefits of her just lying there being no right of response well one of the benefits were I being honest to me at least ; one has to take comfort try to take some comfort in being take comfort in trying to be part of the ones she tried to kill I suppose though if one were to be fair tried to kill might have been overstating it a touch take with her could be more appropriate ; after all she was lying in a coffin and attempted-murder seems to require a little too much movement for one who was lying down who was never the most nimble one would never have mistaken her for a ninja then again that's the kind of thing the best of ninjas would have you think so maybe we just didn't see her move maybe we never saw her nimble movements maybe when you're dead you can move without moving die without dying lie without lying ; ah, as Stevie Nicks sings, « tell me lies, tell me lies, tell me sweet little lies »Thankfully ghosts never quite go away, they sing me each time to my bowl ; maybe if I make it she will dream a little dream of me. 

 A new poetry release that explores binaries, dichotomies and ultimately settles in chaos. Get this book now and challenge your perceptions and the way you read in general!  

NÁUSEA | CONFESIÓN is a collection of poetry in English and Spanish that explores inebriation. Not limited to alcoholic drunkenness, the text examines love, jealousy, drugs, an orgasm and several other forms of returns to the primordial self and madness. Pedro Tsamaxan and Hamant Singh write about inebriation in the only way that is possible. They write while being inebriated.