Belinda Subraman

“This movie is dedicated to AC/DC and Jacques Derrida.” Called “a Marxis critique of post-commodity representation” and “sorta like hanging out with Derrida and sticking your head in the toilet to escape the noise,” Mommy Mommy Where's My Brain? Is ten minutes of intense spectacle intentionally so lofi you have to really look to see it, you have to actually blank out everything else and focus, if you want to hear. That's a great technique, a marvelous use of lofi, itself, making it a kind of... Read Full Story

The Assassins Club Dixon Bennett Rice Mountain Lane LLC Sold on Amazon Kindle Edition $2.99 A donation is made to MANA Nutrition, a worldwide hunger charity, with each sale of The Assassins Club. This thriller takes place in the early 1970s, featuring two very different killers. Tyler Goode, early 20s and newly moved to Montana after his family perished in a hit-and-run accident, is cornered by the town bully and must kill to survive. Nobody witnesses this battle to the death, and he walks... Read Full Story

From Seed to Sin Rebecca Schumejda Bottle of Smoke Press $12.00 Habaneros You advise me to eat bread until the fire in my mouth is extinguished, but I beg you to suck on my lips as if to extract venom. When the juices on my fingertips invade my vision you are laughing, holding me, laughing— and this is, this is, love this burning, this blurring, the resurrection This is a handsome little book. I can’t tell you how much it costs, though we guessed twelve dollars because its one of those... Read Full Story

Gone Sane Christal Rice Cooper River King Press 195 pgs $15.00 ISBN: 978-0-9650764-4-9 The Ressurection The blood thickened and chilled her body. His seed branded her tight white thighs, Stinging—more potent with each spill. Oh, what a sexy guy! He makes her say it over, over. Her blonde-boned body convulses in the snow, and an owl calls from the bloody bed. Run! She tries, leaves her corpse dead stiff, and stands in places where men are insects to crush. She rips at his wings with her teeth... Read Full Story

The Distance Between Julie Valin Six Ft. Swells Press Grass Valley, CA 50 pgs $12.95 ISBN: 978-1-43672-1-473 Scars You promised you would kiss every one of them if you could find them. I would scar them into me all over again if I believed you. According to the brief biological note at the end of this collection, Julie Valin is a literary harlot. When she isn’t writing poetry, reading two books at once, playing Word Mole on her smart phone, or reading bedtime stories to her little girl, Julie... Read Full Story

Kevin M. Hibshman has authored or co-authored twelve books of poetry. His latest, Incessant Shining , will soon be available from Propaganda Press . In addition to having had poems appear in numerous journals and magazines around the world, Kevin edited his own small poetry magazine, "FEARLESS" for sixteen years. He received a BA in Liberal Arts from Union Institute & University/Vermont College in 2010. Kevin lives in Pennsylvania with his partner,William, who is an artist, and their cat... Read Full Story

The Accidental Navigator Henry Denander Lummox Press San Pedro, CA 125 pgs $15.00 ISBN: 978-929878-88-8 The Last Stanza I had a letter from a magazine saying he passed on my poems, which is fine of course, but in the end he added that he really liked one of my poems up to the last stanza which he didn’t like at all. I liked the letter from the editor except his last stanza. Let me say this right up front; Henry Denander is one of my favorite poets. I know-- I know what you’re going to say. A... Read Full Story

Round Earth, Open Sky Kirpal Gordon Giant Steps Press Freeport, NY 185 pgs $14.95 ISBN: 978-0 615-47673-5 The memory of the nights I had drunk blood and eaten flesh under the full moon became firmly lodged in me: a compulsion, a menace always waiting there, a grief and a fare too ancient, a sorrow bred into the essence of the race, a lodestone too old for any individual to fight away from, or even to know and place accurately. First off, let me say that I really enjoy novels that I cannot... Read Full Story

Visit the website way-walker.com to place an order and receive these 150 pages of life changing journey written by Nicholas Bylotas, fresh and hot off the press! You'll laugh, cry, love, hate, admonish, gaze in wonder at, and most of all be entertained and inspired by Bylotas as he seeks identity and purpose in the coming of age story for the generation of Americans next at bat. This book is relevant not only to young adults, but also to adults with children, and even those without, but to... Read Full Story

After Rachel suggested we watch The Red Violin , we were engaged. That is a fine way to present the movie's effects to you. It carries emotion, time, a sense of inevitability... and if you think on it too long you might start tearing apart that moving presentation, dissecting it for parts that are terribly less interesting. This is the one significant flaw of a beautiful film, that it does not stand up to deep scrutiny, but director Francois Girard has utilized this flaw as an advantage for... Read Full Story