Described as “Blade Runner meets The Outlaw Josey Wales,” The 18th Shadow is a fast-paced, cyberpunk deep-dive into a near-future American universe of espionage, cyborgs, and surveillance set in the most unlikely of locations. “The 18th Shadow: Box Set for me was a thrilling, captivating, and addictive series that hooked me right from the start… Read more »
Today in America, Holocaust denial is a trend, fascism is on the rise, books are being banned, voting rights are being suppressed, women’s rights are under attack, racism and antisemitism are on the rise and freedom of the press is under attack. American institutions are being attacked and delegitimized. White supremacy is on the rise… Read more »
Izin Akioya launches two books, both based on the science of identity. Mum, Find Love Again, is a true-life story interwoven with transformational life teachings. Lili, is a debut collection of poetry, prose and music, celebrating love, reclaiming identity, affirming mastery and the beauty of solitude. About Mum, Find Love Again “We arrive first at… Read more »
In her debut novel, Stephanie Vanderslice unfolds a gripping narrative based on her own family’s history. Although she grew up in upstate New York, the author spent ample time with extended family in the German and Irish immigrant neighborhoods of Queens. This had a profound and lasting influence on her literary imagination that shows in… Read more »
Poser (Outcast Press), first in a noir series called the Eucalyptus Lane novels, features a failed Bay Area drug dealer posing as a Stanford grad student while hiding out from a wicked connection in The City. His life is transformed for real when he falls for a Palo Alto tech heiress who’s also his new landlady, leading… Read more »
