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The Great 2015 Indie Press Cheat Sheet
I find myself overwhelmed yet excited about the year ahead, one that is sure to be timestamped by an amazing offering from the world of indie press, and there’s this insane idea too, the one that’s about providing a space able to highlight as many of them as possible. The feature began originally as an idea born from a discussion online with a number of indie press editors, authors, and readers about the deluge of “best-of” and “most anticipated” features and how the majority of these articles continue to be disproportionately favorable to the larger publishing houses. A lot gets lost in transit among the smaller presses, and I wondered why this was the case; the question I asked had been, Why wasn’t there a comprehensive gathering of what the indie community has to offer? The response was overwhelming, culminating with the publication of the inaugural 2014 edition, which featured over 70 publishers and dozens of indie lit contributors chatting up their most-anticipated titles of the year. I’m proud to offer up the same space, once again with feeling: “The Great 2015 Indie Press Preview,” a compendium of some of the most exciting titles of this year and curated by an array of indie press authorities and it’s companion piece, “The Great 2015 Indie Press Cheat Sheet,” which functions as a comprehensive list of what indie publishing has to offer. Consider both it two parts of a singular whole; consider it an A-to-Z go-to reference for all of your indie book buying needs. With as little as a cursory glance, it’s clear that 2015 will burn bright with new books, and I can’t wait to see how the year unfolds.
The Motion by Lucy K Shaw
[TBA] by Brooke Hatfield
Wild Grass on the River Bank by Hiromi Itō, trans. Jeffrey Angles
Dark Museum by María Negroni, translated by Michelle Gil-Montero
The Country of Planks by Raúl Zurita, trans. Daniel Borzutzky
This Blue Novel by Valerie Mejer, translated by Michelle Gil-Montero
Selected Poems of Kim Yideum, translated by JiYoon Lee
[TBA, a barn-burning booklength creation myth] by Abraham Smith
The Love Book by Nina Solomon (January)
Starve the Vulture: A Memoir by Jason Carney (January)
We Are All Crew by Bill Landauer (January)
The Lost Treasures of R&B: A D Hunter Mystery by Nelson George (February)
Loving Donovan by Bernice L. McFadden (February)
The Half That’s Never Been Told: The Real-Life Reggae Adventures of Doctor Dread by Doctor Dread (March)
Suitcase City by Sterling Watson (March)
Changers Book Two: Oryon by T Cooper and Allison Glock-Cooper (April)
Eight New-Generation African Poets: A Chapbook Box Set edited by Kwame Dawes and Chris Abani (April)
The Shark Curtain by Chris Scofield (April)
The Immune System by Nathan Larson (May)
Love Maps by Eliza Factor (May)
The Sunshine Crust Baking Factory by Stacy Wakefield (May)
Beirut Noir (Lebanon) edited by Iman Humaydan (June)
Marseille Noir (France) edited by Cédric Fabre (June)
Providence Noir edited by Ann Hood (June)
What Else Is in the Teaches of Peaches by Peaches and Holger Talinski (June)
The Anger Meridian by Kaylie Jones (July)
Little Beasts by Matthew McGevna (July)
Caught Up by Shannon Holmes (August)
Lost Canyon by Nina Revoyr (August)
apt: issue five: The Long Fiction Issue (January)
Anatomies by Susan McCarty (June)
Desire: A Haunting by Molly Gaudry (April)
Becoming the Sound of Bees by Marc Vicenz (April)
Lucy Negro Redux by Caroline Randall Williams (April)
Small Hope Factory by Christopher Kennedy (June)
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The Pulp vs. The Throne by Carrie Lorig (June)
Letters to Quince by Jenny Drai (March)
Brown Bottle by Sheldon Lee Compton (July)
Belief Is Its Own Kind of Truth, Maybe by Lori Jakiela (May)
Fiction in Disguise: Experiencing the Art of Life Through Literature edited by Ben Leubner (August)
The Business of Naming Things by Michael Coffey (January)
Keep Out of Reach of Children: Reye’s Syndrome, Aspirin, and the Politics of Public Health by Mark A Largent (February)
A Solemn Pleasure by Melissa Pritchard (May)
The Surfacing by Cormac James (June)
American Meteor by Norman Lock (June)
Wildlives by Sarah Jean Alexander
Fat Daisies by Carrie Murphy
Plastic Sonnets by Caroline Crew
Isn’t that You Waving at You by Elizabeth Clark Wessel
Shadow Lanka by Brandon Brown
Dear S by Rachel Hyman
It Is Going To Be A Good Year by Sasha Fletcher
DEAD HORSE by Niina Pollari (February)
From the Author’s Private Collection by Eric Amling (June)
Tender Data by Monica McClure (July)
The End of Something Great by Lily Hoang
Silk Flowers by Meghan Lamb
[TBA] by Jacqueline Kari
Many Small Fires by Charlotte Pence (January)
Necessary Fire by KMA Sullivan (January)
A Taxonomy of the Space Between Us by Caleb Curtiss (February)
The New Sorrow Is Less Than the Old Sorrow by Jenny Drai (March)
Oh My Darling by Cate O’Toole (March)
At Night by Lisa Ciccarello (Spring 2015)
Room Where I Get What I Want by S. Whitney Holmes (Spring 2015)
Handsome #7 (Spring 2015)
Justice by Tomaž Šalamun, trans. Michael Thomas Taren (Summer 2015)
Static & Snow by Brian Henry (Fall 2015)
I Am a Season That Does Not Exist In the World by Kim Kyung Ju, trans. Jake Levine (Fall 2015)
Little: Novels by Emily Anderson
K: A 21st Century Canzoniere by I. Goldfarb
Starlight: 150 Poems by John Tranter
Hitching Post by Nava Fader
A’s Visuality by Anne Gorrick
Dangerous Things to Please a Girl by Travis Cebula
Dolphin Aria/Limited Hours: A Love Song by Luke McMullan
Virtual Worlds Virtual People by Kay Porter
Going with the Flow by Peter Siedlecki
Metamerican by Seth Abramson
The Last Place I Lived by K. Alma Peterson
Minnows Small as Sixteenth Notes by Norma Kassirer
Those Godawful Streets of Man by Stephen Bett
The Other City by Kristina Marie Darling
Frances the Mute by Kristina Marie Darling
Drink by Laura Madeline Wiseman
Gargantua by Jennie Cole
Poets For Living Waters: An International Response To Big Oil: Heide Lynn Staple Selected Criticism by Vincent Katz
Transfigurations by W. Scott Howard
Three Plays by Deborah Meadows
Sipping the Nectar of Stories by Tim J. Myers
Patient Women by Larissa Shmailo
Calculating How Big of a Tip to Give is the Easiest Thing Ever, Shout Out to My Family & Friends by Steve Roggenbuck (February)
The Boss Fight Books Anthology (January)
Bible Adventures by Gabe Durham (February)
Metal Gear Solid by Ashly & Anthony Burch (April)
Spelunky by Derek Yu (June)
World of Warcraft by Daniel Lisi (August)
Baldur’s Gate II by Matt Bell (October)
#RuntRaccoonRevolution (reboot) by Jeremiah Walton (January)
Manic Pixie Dream Poems by Trevor L Sensor (January)
Good Luck With The Moon & Stars & Stuff by Beyza Ozer (January)
Eating Alone At Chipotle by Carmen E. Brady (January)
Acid Bath by e.a.hyde (January)
Fractured by Patrick Trotti (January)
& blue beds held by Zooey Ghostly (February)
Al Pacino’s Arse and Other Palindromes by Jack Mitchell (February)
Portal by Rosalie Wilmot (February)
Bottlec[r]ap Volume Two (February)
Cave by Zachary Cosby (February/March)
How To Sext Death and Other Lurid Text Messages by Shane Jesse Christmass (March)
Stray/Pest by Timmy Reed (Summer)
On the Black by Ed Dinger (March)
Scores by Robert Paul Moreira (March)
The Incoming Tide by Cameron Pierce and J David Osborne (March)
Will the Sun Ever Come Out Again? by Nate Southard (March)
Death Don’t Have No Mercy by William Boyle (March)
Visions by Troy James Weaver (March)
The Blind Alley by Jake Hinkson (March)
Everything Used to Work: Poems by Robert Spencer (June)
Zero Saints by Gabino Iglesias (June)
Nothing Crown by Michael Kazepis (September)
Emergency Anthems by Alex Green (January)
Michael Sweet’s Coney Island by Michael Ernest Sweet (February)
Responsive Listening by Norwegian Theatre Academy (March)
The Word Kingdom in the Word Kingdom by Noah Eli Gordon (April)
Confidence by Seth Landman (May)
Infinite Record by MIT, New York University, University of Kiel, University of York St John, Norwegian Theatre Academy (September)
Alter(n)ations by Matt Shears (October)
Take This Stallion by Anaïs Duplan (November)
Naturalism by Wendy Xu (November)
[Title Forthcoming] by Daniel Borzutzky (December)
The Call: a Virtual Parable by Pat Rushin (February)
Pinkies by Shane Hinton (June)
Worm Fiddling Nocturne in the Key of a Broken Heart by Kimberly Lojewski (Fall)
Forty Martyrs by Philip F. Deaver (Fall)
‘SSES” ‘SSES” “SSEY’ by Chaulky White (January)
No Moon by Julie Reverb (Summer)
The Gotham Grammarian by Gary Lutz (Fall)
Cries for Help stories by Padgett Powell (September)
Mrs. Engels a novel by Gavin McCrea
Paul is Dead by Stephen Moles (January)
Rise of Hypnodrome by Matt Fuchs (February)
Orest and August by Steven Garbas (March)
Big Venerable by Matt Rowan (April)
Twilight of the Idiots by Joseph G Peterson (May)
The New York Stories: Three Volumes in One Collection by Ben Tanzer (June)
Condominium by Daniel Falatko (July)
TBD [2015 “City All-Star” Student Anthology] (September)
The Misadventures of Sulliver Pong by Leland Cheuk (October)
The Wobble by Douglas Light (November)
The Fugue by Karolis Gintaras Zukauskas (December)
Today I Am a Book by xTx (March)
This Boring Apocalypse by Brandi Wells (March)
How to Pose for Hustler by Andrea Kneeland (March)
WAKE by AT Grant (March)
Asuras by Jayinee Basu (March)
The Arson People by Katie Jean Shinkle (May)
This Must Be the Place by Sean H Doyle (May)
Antigolf by John Colasacco (May)
Spiritual Instrument by M Kitchell (May)
Rules of Appropriate Conduct by Kirsten Alene (May)
Ohey! by Darby Larson (May)
Last Mass by Jamie Iredell (July)
You and Other Pieces by Corey Zeller (July)
The States by Jeff Musillo (July)
Playdate by Mark Katzman (July)
The Daydream Society by Evan Retzer (July)
Desolation of Avenues Untold by Brandon Hobson (September)
Everything Gets Eaten by Ben Brooks (September)
Eternal Freedom from Social and Natural Programming by Frank Hinton (September)
I/O A Memoir by Brian Oliu (September)
Nothing but the Dead and Dying by Ryan W Bradley (September)
TBA by Porochista Khakpour (CCM White Rabbit) (October)
TBA by Dorothea Lasky (CCM White Rabbit) (October)
http://www.cobaltreview.com/cobalt-press/
How We Bury Our Dead by Jonathan Travelstead (February)
A Horse Made of Fire by Heather Bell (August)
Slice by Arielle Greenberg (February)
Motherlover by Ginger Ko (March)
Swan Feast by Natalie Eilbert (April)
Veronica Bench by Leopoldine Core (April)
The Rest Is Censored by K. Lorraine Graham (April)
Self Portrait in Plants by James Sanders (May)
Art Sick by Lara Glenum (June)
Post Pussy by Gabby Bess (July)
Caroline, Who Will You Pray to Now That You Are Dead by Caroline Crew (Chapbook, July)
Deep City by Megan Kaminski (October)
Gray Market by Krystal Languell (October)
The Miraculous Hysterical by Eszter Takacs (November)
Mind Refused by Serena Chopra (November)
The Diary of a K-Drama Villain by Min Kang (November)
The Dig by Cynan Jones (April)
The Little Free Library Book by Margaret Aldrich (April)
Mr. and Mrs. Doctor by Julie Iromuanya (May)
Alone and Not Alone by Ron Padgett (May)
The Hope of Floating Has Carried Us This Far by Quintan Ana Wikswo (June)
Null Set by Ted Mathys (June)
Blue Girl by Laurie Foos (July)
Genoa by Paul Metcalf (50th Anniversary reissue with a new introduction from Rick Moody) (July)
Slab by Selah Saterstrom (August)
The Story of My Teeth by Valeria Lusielli (September)
Cat is Art Spelled Wrong edited by Caroline Casey, Chris Fischbach, and Sarah Schultz (September)
Upright Beasts by Lincoln Michel (October)
Sentences and Rain by Elaine Equi (October)
The Falling Down Dance by Chris Martin (November)
https://www.coppercanyonpress.org/
A Small Story About the Sky by Alberto Rios (Spring/summer)
The News by Jeffrey Brownreprint (Spring/summer)
Bender (reprint, paperback) by Dean Young (Spring/summer)
What About This: Collected Poems by Frank Stanford (Spring/summer)
The Quotation of Bone by Norman Dubiereprint (Spring/summer)
Selected Translations (reprint, paperback)by WS Merwin (Spring/summer)
Update: Newest Poems by O’Driscoll (Spring/summer)
War of the Foxes by Richard Siken (Spring/summer)
Shirt in Heaven by Jean Valentine (Spring/summer)
Uses of the body by Deborah Landau (Spring/summer)
Finding Them Gone by Bill Porter (Fall/winter)
Heart Poems by Dean Young (Fall/winter)
Claw Marks by Dean Young (Fall/winter)
Early & Late by James Richardson (Fall/winter)
Dead Man’s Float by Harrison (Fall/winter)
Cloudless Sky by Michael Dickman (Fall/winter)
American.Indian.Bezerk by Natalie Diaz (Fall/winter)
New & Selected by Lucia Perillo (Fall/winter)
Essays by CD Wright (Fall/winter)
I Will Love You For the Rest of My Life by Michael Ozyzniejewski (January)
Jillian by Halle Butler (February)
Little Boy Needs Ride and Other Stories by Chris Bower (March)
On the Way: Stories by Cyn Vargas (April)
Almost Crimson by Dasha Kelly (May)
Dime Stories: Essays by Tony Fitzpatrick (June)
Mozos: A Decade Running with the Bulls of Spain by Bill Hillmann (July)
The Empty Bottle, Chicago: Twenty-Plus Years of Piss, Shit, and Broken Urinals: An Oral History edited by John Dugan (October)
Life Sentences: Literary Judgments and Accounts by William H. Gass (January)
Kvachi by Mikheil Javakhishvili (January)
Me, Margarita by Anna Kordzaia-Samadashvili (January)
Vano and Niko (Georgian Literature Series) by Erlom Akhvlediani (January)
The Brueghel Moon by Tamaz Chiladze (January)
Exercises in Criticism: The Theory and Practice of Literary Constraint by Louis Bury (February)
The Cold Eye of Heaven by Christine Dwyer Hickey
The Sea (Catalan Literature Series) by Blai Bonet (March)
Newspaper by Edouard Leve (Spring)
Diglossia and the Linguistic Turn: Flann O’Brien’s Philosophy of Language by Flore Couloma (Spring)
Telling It Again and Again: Repetition in Literature and Film by Bruce F. Kawin (Spring)
Urgency and Patience by Jean-Philippe Toussaint (Spring)
Götz and Meyer by David Albahari (Spring)
The Key by Mairtin O Cadhain (Spring)
Caterva by Juan Filloy (Spring)
Rambling Jack by Micheal O Conghaile (Spring)
21 Days of a Neurasthenic by Octave Mirbeau (Spring)
Fragments of Lichtenberg by Pierre Senges (Spring)
Philosophical Toys by Susana Medina (Spring)
The Bulgarian Truck by Dumitru Tsepeneag (Spring)
Behind the Station by Arno Camenisch (Spring)
Last Last Orders by Arno Camenisch (Spring)
Past Habitual (Irish Literature Series) by Alf MacLochlainn (March)
Atavisms by Raymond Bock (Spring)
The Old Man and the Bench by Urs Allemann
Addendum to a Photo Album by Vlasdislav Otroshenko
The Doors You Mark Are Your Own by Okla Elliott and Raul Clement (March)
Exigencies: An Anthology edited by Richard Thomas (April)
Vile Men: Stories by Rebecca Jones-Howe (July)
Paper Tigers by Damien Angelica Walters (September)
All Glitter, Everything by Laura Relyea (March)
The Words and Wisdom of Charles Johnson by Charles Johnson (January)
If I Knew the Way I Would Take You Home by Dave Housley (January)
Fancy by Jeremy M. Davies (Ellipsis Press — Imprint) (February)
Discomfort by Evelyn Hampton (Ellipsis Press — Imprint) (February)
The Zoo, a Going by JA Tyler (March)
Like a Woman by Debra Busman (March)
The Crossing by Jon Fink (April)
The Sorrow Proper by Lindsey Drager (April)
The Guild of Saint Cooper by Shya Scanlon (May)
Between Here and the Yellow Sea by Nic Pizzolatto (reprint, first Dzanc edition) (May)
Gun, Needle, Spoon by Patrick O’Neil (June)
My Life as a Mermaid by Jen Grow (June)
The Castaway Lounge by Jon Boilard (July)
The Soul Standard by Richard Thomas, Nik Korpon, Caleb Ross, and Axel Taiari (August)
The Anglerfish Comedy Troupe by Colin Fleming (August)
The Long Home by William Gay (paperback reprint) (August)
Twilight by William Gay (paperback reprint) (August)
The Suicide of Claire Bishop by Carmiel Banasky (September)
We Five by Mark Dunn (September)
Little Sister Death by William Gay (October)
Calloustown by George Singleton (November)
Charmed Particles by Chrissy Kolaya (November)
The City at 3PM by Peter LaSalle (December)
Displacement by Lucy Knisley (January)
Run Like Crazy Run Like Hell by Jacques Tardi (January)
Prince Valiant Vol. 10: 1955–1956 by Hal Foster (January)
Collected Poems by Alexander Theroux (January)
Love and Rockets Library (Palomar & Luba Book 5): Ofelia by Gilbert Hernandez (January)
Love and Rockets: New Stories #7 by Gilbert & Jaime Hernandez (January)
Michael Jordan: Bull on Parade by Wilfred Santiago (January)
Angry Youth Comix by Johnny Ryan (February)
Sweatshop by Peter Bagge, with Stephen DeStefano, Bill Wray, Stephanie Gladden, Jim Blanchard, and Johnny Ryan (February)
Inner City Romance by Guy Colwell (February)
Hurricane Isle and Other Adventures: The Best of Captain Easy and Wash Tubb by Roy Crane (February)
Dripping With Fear: The Steve Ditko Archives Vol. 5 by Steve Ditko (February)
Saint Cole by Noah Van Sciver (February)
The Complete Eightball 1–18 by Daniel Clowes (March)
The Life and Legend of Wallace Wood by Bhob Stewart (March)
Sheriff of Bullet Valley, Starring Walt Disney’s Donald Duck by Carl Barks (March)
Invitation to Openness: The Jazz & Soul Photography of Les McCann 1960–1980 by Les McCann (March)
Wuvable Oaf by Ed Luce (March)
Willard Mullin’s Casey at the Bat and Other Diamond Tales by Willard Mullin and Ernest Thayer (March)
Cartoons for Victory edited by Warren Bernard (April)
The Big Book of Me by Vaughn Bodé (April)
The EC Comics Slipcase Vol. 2 by Al Feldstein, Johnny Craig, Graham Ingels, and Jack Kamen (April)
The Complete Peanuts 1995–1996 (Vol. 23) by Charles M. Schulz (April)
Walt Disney’s Donald Duck: The Pixelated Parrot (The Complete Carl Barks Disney Library Vol. 6) by Carl Barks (May)
Maria M. Book 2 by Gilbert Hernandez (May)
The Kurdles by Robert Goodin (May)
Grave Business and Other Stories (The EC Comics Library) by Graham Ingels and Al Feldstein (May)
Black River by Josh Simmons (May)
Barnaby Vol. 3 by Crockett Johnson (June)
Nothing Eve by Kurt Wolfgang
How to Read Nancy: The Elements of Comics in Three Easy Panels by Paul Karasik & Mark Newgarden
Gil Jordan, Private Detective: Ten Thousand Years in Hell by M. Tillieux
Forlorn Funnies Vol. 1 by Paul Hornschemeier
The Love and Rockets Reader: From Hoppers to Palomar by Marc Sobel
Fog Over Tolbiac Bridge: A Nestor Burma Mystery by Jacques Tardi
The Conscience of a Cartoonist: Instructions, Observations, Criticisms, Enthusiasms by Jeff Danziger
The Astonishing Exploits of Lucien Brindavoine by Jacques Tardi
Uptight #5 by Jordan Crane
Seed by Stanley Crawford (April)
Hospice by Gregory Howard (April)
O’Hearn by Greg Mulcahy (Doctorow winner) (April)
http://featherproof-books.myshopify.com/
The First Collection of Criticism by a Living Female Rock Critic by Jessica Hopper (April)
See You in the Morning (A Novel) by Mairead Case (September)
Erratic Fire, Erratic Passion by Jeff Parker and Pasha Malla (October)
Blue Hole by Kate Colby (selected by Elizabeth Robinson as the winner of the 4th annual Furniture Press Poetry Award)
Idylliad by Elizabeth Savage
Day Cracks Between the Bones of the Foot by Jesse Nissim
Mistaken Identity by Bruce Andrews
Moon Cult by Joshua Ware
How Changed by Erin Dorney
[TBA] by Pattie McCarthy
Tesla: A Portait with Masks by Vladimir Pistalo (January)
The Infernal by Mark Doten (February)
I Refuse by Per Petterson (April)
Ashes in My Mouth, Sand in My Shoes by Per Petterson (April)
Dark Lies the Island by Kevin Barry (April)
The Pinch by Steve Stern (June)
A Woman Loved and Brief Loves That Live Forever by Andreï Makine (August)
The Wake by Paul Kingsnorth (September)
Half an Inch of Water by Percival Everett (September)
Rails Under My Back by Jeffery Renard Allen (October)
One Out of Two by Daniel Sada (November)
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Silent Empire by Mark Anthony Cronin (February)
The Perforated Nothingness by Mark Anthony Cronin (February)
Marcel by Grant Maiehofer (April)
Beach Story by Brian Warfield (June)
The First Year of Contortions (December)
A State of Change: Forgotten Landscapes of California by Laura Cunningham (January)
The Wolf Who Ate the Sky by Mary Daniel Hobson and Anna Isabel Rauh (April)
LAtitudes: An Angeleno’s Atlas edited by Patricia Wakida (April)
She Sang Me a Good Luck Song: The California Indian Photographs of Dugan Aguilar edited by Theresa Harlan (June)
Fylling’s Illustrated Guide to Pacific Coast Tide Pools by Marni Fylling (June)
California’s Wild Edge: The Coast in Prints, Poetry, and History by Tom Killion with Gary Snyder (July)
The Bay Area through Time by Laura Cunningham (July)
Something Good, Something Bad, Something Dirty by Brian Alan Ellis (February)
Tables Without Chairs #1 by Brian Alan Ellis and Bud Smith (August)
Pasture Art by Marlin Barton (March)
Minnow by James E. McTeer II (May)
All the People by Stephanie Barber (January)
How To Have a Day by Megan McShea (March)
& the Green by Amanda McCormick (May)
I Want Your Tan by Tracy Dimond (May)
Fram by Steve Himmer (January)
The Marble Orchard by Alex Taylor (February)
Oye, What I’m Gonna Tell You by Cecilia Rodríguez Milanés (April)
http://www.nothingcrown.com/king-shot-press/
Leverage by Eric Nelson (March)
Strategies Against Nature by Cody Goodfellow (March)
Killer & Victim by Chris Lambert (March)
Kicking Prose by Jay Slayton-Joslin (January)
Popcorn in the Barrel by Kirk A.C. Marshall
Hawaiian Shirts in the Electric Chair by Scott Laudati
The Pulse Between Dimensions and the Desert by Rios de la Luz (March)
Jigsaw Youth by Tiffany Scandal (March)
Bipolar Cowboy by Noah Cicero (February)
Skullcrack City by Jeremy Robert Johnson (February)
Lazy Fascist Double: Messes of Men by Michael J Seidlinger/Lemon Heart by Matthew Revert (February)
Sucker June by Sean Kilpatrick (May)
Cult of Loretta by Kevin Maloney (May)
Before I Die, I Will Build a Windmill by Matthew Revert (May)
Surprise Release TBA (May)
The Art of Horrible People by John Skipp (August)
Lemon Yellow Poison by Brian Allen Carr (August)
Lazy Fascist Review #3 (August)
Surprise Release TBA (August)
Lazy Fascist Review #4 (guest-edited by Molly Tanzer) (November)
The Pleasure Merchant by Molly Tanzer (November)
Animal Money by Michael Cisco (November)
Coyote by Colin Winnette (January)
Leave Your Body Behind by Sandra Doller (May)
The Book of Feral Flora by Amanda Ackerman (Spring)
hurry up please its time: TrenchArt (Spring)
The Gates by Vanessa Place (Fall)
Some Versions of the Ice by Adam Tipps Weinstein (Fall)
100 Chinese Silences by Timothy Yu (Fall)
The Blank Target by Robert Alan Wendeborn (April)
Split Series Volume II — Jasmine Dreame Wagner — Seven Sunsets / Melanie Sweeney — Birds As Leaves (April)
Letters to the Devil by Lena Bertone
Textile School by Katy Gunn
There is Nothing Else to See Here by Chelsey Clammer
Wyomings by Justin Armstrong
Two Suns by Elizabeth Clark Wessel
Everlasting Lane by Andrew Lovett (January)
Tirra Lira by the River by Jessica Anderson (January)
Lou Reed: The Last Interview (January)
Gabriel Garcia Marquez (January)
The Scapegoat by Sophia Nikolaidou (February)
The Utopia of Rules by David Graeber (February)
Cat out of Hell by Lynne Truss (March)
An Exaggerated Murder by Josh Cook (March)
The Dead Moutaineer’s Inn by Arkady Strugatsky (March)
Happiness by Frederic Lenoir (April)
33 Days by Leon Werth (April)
The Establishment by Owen Jones (April)
The Sea Inside by Philip Hoare (April)
The Ghost Network by Catie Disabato (May)
A History of Money by Alan Pauls (June)
The Dark Net by Jamie Bartlett (June)
Patience and Fortitude by Scott Sherman (June)
The Next Next Level by Leon Neyfakh (July)
Future Days by David Stubbs (July)
Trouble in Paradise by Slavoj Zizek (August)
The Reflection by Hugo Wilcken (September)
The Anarchist Dog Walker by Joshua Stephens (September)
Not on Fire, but Burning by Gregory Hrbek (September)
Rules for Werewolves by Kirk Lynn (October)
As If by Curtis White (October)
Contraband Cocktails by Paul Dickson (October)
The Day the Renaissance Was Saved Capponi by Niccolo (November)
Sophia by Michael Bible (December)
The Visitors by Simon Sylvester (December)
The Title Of This Book Is An Inside Joke by Sophia Katz (March)
Crow-Work by Eric Pankey (February)
Pictograph by Melissa Kwansy (March)
Vessel by Parneshia Jones (April)
The Stuntman by Brian Laidlaw (April)
Medicine Walk by Richard Wagamese (April)
The White Mountain by Galsan Tschinag (April)
The World Is On Fire by Joni Tevis (May)
River House by Sally Keith (May)
Horror Business by Ryan Craig Bradford (February)
theNewerYork Book IV (February)
Sharpen by Rich Ives (April)
Reliant by S. Kay (May)
Glass Half Full with Burning People by Bob Schofield (August)
Life is Pain and Then You Die (working title) by John Mortara (December)
Guys Like Me by Dominique Fabre (February)
Alexandrian Summer by Yitzhak Gormezano Goren (Spring)
Killing Auntie by Andrzej Bursa (Spring)
http://www.nybooks.com/books/forthcoming/
The Three Leaps of Wang Lun: A Chinese Novel by Alfred Döblin
Chinese Rhyme-Prose by Burton Watson
The Literary Mind and the Carving of Dragons by Liu Hsieh
The Broken Road : From the Iron Gates to Mount Athos by Patrick Leigh Fermor, edited by Colin Thubron and Artemis Cooper
Patrick Leigh Fermor : An Adventure by Artemis Cooper
Thus Were Their Faces: Selected Stories by Silvina Ocampo
The Door by Magda Szabó
Silvina Ocampo by Silvina Ocampo, a new translation from the Spanish by Jason Weiss
Moral Agents: Eight Twentieth-Century American Writers by Edward Mendelson
Ending Up by Kingsley Amis, introduction by Craig Brown
Take a Girl Like You by Kingsley Amis, introduction by Christian Lorentzen
A Legacy by Sybille Bedford, introduction by Brenda Wineapple
The Elephant Who Liked to Smash Small Cars by Jean Merrill, illustrated by Ronni Solbert
Go Figure! New Perspectives on Guston edited and with an introduction by Peter Benson Miller, preface by Robert Storr
Primitive Man as Philosopher by Paul Radin, introduction by Neni Panourgiá
Onward and Upward in the Garden by Katharine White, edited and with an introduction by E.B. White
Prometheus Bound by Aeschylus, translated and with an introduction by Joel Agee
After the Tall Timber: Collected Nonfiction by Renata Adler, preface by Michael Wolff
Drum-Taps: The Complete 1865 Edition by Walt Whitman, edited and with an introduction by Lawrence Kramer
The Peach Blossom Fan by K’ung Shang-jen, introduction by Jonathan D. Spence, translated from the Chinese by Chen Shih-hsiang and Harold Acton, with the collaboration of Cyril Birch
Alive: New and Selected Poems by Elizabeth Willis
Dreams of Earth and Sky by Freeman Dyson
Naked Earth by Eileen Chang
The Death of Napoleon by Simon Leys, translated from the French by Patricia Clancy
Where I’m Reading From: The Changing World of Books by Tim Parks
Mio, My Son by Astrid Lindgren, illustrated by Ilon Wikland
Seacrow Island by Astrid Lindgren
A School for Fools by Sasha Sokolov, a new translation from the Russian by Alexander Boguslawski
The Prank: The Best of Young Chekhov by Anton Chekhov, illustrated by Nikolay Chekhov, a new translation from the Russian by Maria Bloshteyn
A View of the Harbour by Elizabeth Taylor, introduction by Roxana Robinson
The Prince of Minor Writers: The Selected Essays of Max Beerbohm by Max Beerbohm, edited and with an introduction by Phillip Lopate
The Little Town Where Time Stood Still by Bohumil Hrabal, translated from the Czech by James Naughton
Talk by Linda Rosenkrantz
A Family Lexicon by Natalia Ginzburg, introduction by Peg Boyers, translated from the Italian by Jenny McPhee
Akenfield: Portrait of an English Village by Ronald Blythe, introduction by Matt Weiland
Dear Illusion: Selected Stories by Kingsley Amis
Álvaro Mutis: Selected Poems by Álvaro Mutis, new translations from the Spanish by Edith Grossman and Alastair Reid
Henri Duchemin and His Shadows by Emmanuel Bove, introduction by Donald Breckenridge, translated from the French by Alyson Waters
Chocky by John Wyndham, introduction by Margaret Atwood
The Wages of Guilt by Ian Buruma
Zama by Antonio di Benedetto, translated from the Spanish and with an introduction by Esther Allen
The Strangest by Michael J Seidlinger
Love in the Anthropocene by Bonnie Nadzam and Dale Jamieson
Nights at Rizzoli by Felice Picano
It Runs in the Family by Frida Berrigan
@heaven edited by Kim Hastreiter
Occupy Central: The Inside Story of the Hong Kong Democracy Protests edited by Violet Law
Trade is War: The West’s War Against the World by Yash Tandon
Chameleo: A Strange but True Story of Heroin Addiction, Homeland Security, and Invisible Little People by Robert Guffey
Watchlist: 32 Short Stories About Surveillance edited by Bryan Hurt
Killer Care: How America’s Hospitals Are Killing Us by James B Lieber
Blood Brothers: A Brief History of the Mexican Drug Wars by Carmen Boullosa and Mike Wallace
Agents of Influence: The CIA and the Crafting of American Literature by Joel Whitney
Lean Out: The Struggle for Gender Equality in Tech and Start-Up Culture edited by Elissa Shevinsky
Vampire Strippers from Saturn by Vincenzo Bilof (March)
Last Dance in Phoenix by Kurt Reichenbaugh (May)
Dead Men by John C. Foster (July)
Destroying the Tangible Illusion of Reality; or, Searching for Andy Kaufman by T. Fox Dunham (September)
Speculations by Joe McKinney (October)
Crabtown, USA by Rafael Alvarez (November)
Piscataway House
The Idiom Magazine (poetry and prose) published 5 times a year (January, March, June, September, November)
F-250 by Bud Smith (February)
[TBA] by Josh Fink (3rd Quarter)
[TBA] by te’devan (4rth Quarter)
The Invention of Monsters / Plays for the Theatre by C Dylan Bassett (April)
All Talk, Rich Smith
The Three Einsteins, Sarah Galvin
Boyfriend Mountain, Tyler Brewington & Kelly Schirmann
The Cold, Jaime Saenz (translated by Kit Schluter)
C’est la guerre, Danniel Schoonebeek
Prosthesis, Ian Hatcher
The Fundaments, Greg Purcell
Our Primary Focus:Interviews on Publishing and the New Business of Books by Adam Robinson (January)
Eat, Knucklehead by Craig Griffin (January)
Valparaiso Round the Horn by Madeline ffitch (February)
The Three Sunrises by Edward Mullany (April)
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Pool Party Trap Loop by Ben Segal (June)
Inland Empire by George McCormick (July)
On the Edges of Vision by Helen McClory (August)
My Brooklyn Writer Friend by Greg Gerke (September)
The Violence by Rob McClure Smith (October)
Where the Wind Can Find It by Ben Nickol (November)
Our Hours by Marc Rahe (May)
Toughlahoma by Christian Tebordo (May)
Babette by Sara Deniz Akant (November)
The Division of Labor by Dot Devota (November)
Thirst: The Desert Trilogy by Shulamith Hareven, tr. Hillel Halkin (January)
Four Hands by Paco Ignacio Taibo II, tr. Laura C. Dail (February)
The Railway by Hamid Ismailov, tr. Robert Chandler (February)
Where the Bird Sings Best by Alejandro Jodorowsky, tr. Alfred MacAdam (March)
The Cruelest Journey: Six Hundred Miles To Timbuktu by Kira Salak (April)
The Face by Ruth Ozeki (May)
Passenger to Teheran by Vita Sackville West (May)
A Planet for Rent by Yoss, tr. David Frye (June)
Gifts of Passage: An Informal Autobiography by Santha Rama Rau (June)
A Legend of the Future by Agustín de Rojas, tr. Nick Caistor (July)
Between Clay and Dust by Musharraf Ali Farooqi (September)
Continental Drift: African Novellas Vol. 1 eds. Chris Abani and Kwame Dawes (September)
Captivity Vol. 1: From Rome to Jerusalem by György Spiró, tr. Tim Wilkinson (October)
A Letter to Yeyito by Paquito D’Rivera (October)
Thus Zarathustra Fell Silent by Nicolas Wild (October)
The Cowgirl Bible by Carlos Velazquez, tr. Achy Obejas (November)
Limber by Angela Pelster (January)
The Do-Over by Kathleen Ossip (February)
Father Brother Keeper by Nathan Poole (February)
Multiply/Divide by Wendy S. Walters (August)
[Untitled] by Pseudonym
An Anthology of Brazilian Poetry edited by Ana Guadalupe and Jeremy Spencer
Asesinados Por El Cielo edited by Luna Miguel and Jeremy Spencer
[Untitled] by Dominic Gualco
[Untitled] by Caroline Alice Lopez
Lion Attack! By Oliver Mol (May)
The Poor Children by April L. Ford (April)
Muscle Cars by Stephen G. Eoannou (April)
My Chinese America (Essays) by Allen Gee (May)
Smoking Cigarettes, Eating Glass (memoir) by Annita Perez Sawyer (May)
Arrows of Rain by Okey Ndibe (January)
Morte by Robert Repino (January)
Martin And John by Dale Peck (February)
Circle of Dogs by Amandine André (translated from the French by Jocelyn Spaar and Kit Schluter) (First Quarter)
To See Your Love Suffer by Tyann Prentice (Second Quarter)
Bath House by Hans Henny Jahnn (translated from the German by Adam Siegel, Second Quarter)
Ungula by Garett Strickland (Third Quarter)
Gaze Within and Other Texts by Claude Margat (translated from the French by Michael Tweed) (Third Quarter)
Unperformed Actions of Rudolf Schwarzkogler by Pierre Abidi (with Photographs by M Kitchell) (Fourth Quarter)
The Impass by Michel Surya (translated from the French by Kit Schluter) (Fourth Quarter)
Black Candies — Surveillance (January)
Wind Instrument by Kazim Ali
Literallydead by Sophia Le Fraga [blurb by Ben Fama]
Fat Kid by Jamie Iredell
Death Domestic by Matt Bell
Sunblind Almost Motorcrash by Daniel Mahoney
Scattered Trees Grow in Some Tundra by Cheryl Quimba (February)
Lot Boy by Greg Shemkovitz (April)
Howard by Sarah Boyer (May)
Sex and Death by Ben Tanzer (June)
Underneath the Occipital Bone by Deborah Wood (August)
I Got Off the Train at Ash Lake by BJ Best (July)
Person People by Bryan Coffelt (September)
That Lit Zine #1 (January)
That Lit Zine #2 (April)
The Lost Islander by Zach Benard (May)
Practice Makes Perfect by Jayme Karales (June)
That Lit Zine #3 (July)
That Lit Zine #4 (October)
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Beautiful Nerve by Sheila Squillante (Spring)
This Is a Dance Movie by Tim Jones-Yelvington (Spring)
Wolf Tickets by Rion Amilcar Scott (Fall)
Dog Men by Alana Noel (winter)
Binary Star by Sarah Gerard (January)
The Only Ones by Carola Dibbell (March)
I’m Not Patrick (Two Dollar Radio: Moving Pictures (May)
Haints Stay by Colin Winnette (June)
The Glacier by Jeff Wood (September)
Not Dark Yet by Berit Ellingsen (November)
The Game for Real by Richard Weiner (May)
The Sleep of the Righteous by Wolfgang Hilbig (October)
The Boys by Toni Sala (December)
LIVEBLOG by Megan Boyle
Object Permanence by David B. Goldstein (January)
Common Place by Rob Halpern (February)
Wolfman Librarian by Filip Marinovich (March)
Fantasy by Ben Fama (March)
Alien Abduction by Lewis Warsh (March)
A Science Not For The Earth: Selected Poems & Letters by Yevgeny Baratynsky (April)
Selected Poems Of Vladimir Aristov by Vladimir Aristov (May)
I Mean by Kate Colby (May)
Hit Parade: The Orbita Group by Semyon Khanin (May)
The Most Foreign Country by Alejandra Pizarnik (October)
Distance Decay by Cathy Eisenhower (October)
Written In The Dark: Five Siege Poets by Polina Barskova (October)
Sor Juana And Other Monsters by Luis Felipe Fabre (November)
i want love so great it makes nicholas sparks cream in his pants by Calvero
Nothing to Do with Me by Sarah Certa
The Most Fun You’ll Have at a Cage Fight by Rory Douglas
Often Go Awry by Brian S. Ellis
Outdancing the Universe by Lauren Gilmore
Learn to Swim by Joseph Edwin Haeger
My Ugly and Other Love Snarls by Wendy McCutchen
The Grass is Greener by Stephen M. Park
Swarm Theory by Christine Rice
Days Of Swine And Roses by Michael N. Thompson
Surrounded by Friends by Matthew Rohrer (April)
24 Pages and Other Poems by Lisa Fishman (April)
A Roll of the Dice by Stéphane Mallarmé (April)
Superior Packets by Susie Timmons (April)
Touche by Rod Smith (April)
Supplication: Selected Poems of John Wieners (October)
One Morning — by Rebecca Wolff (September)
Illocality by Joseph Massey (September)
To Drink Boiled Snow by Caroline Knox (September)
Of Entirety Say the Sentence by Ernst Meister, trans. Graham Foust and Samuel Frederick (October)
Terrifying Photo by Mathew Timmons (March)
i mean i dislike that fate that i was made to where (trans. Sophie Seita) by Uljana Wolf (March)
Shoot Kids in the Head by Josef Kaplan (September)
Hollywood Notebook by Wendy C Ortiz (Spring)
A New Language for Falling Out of Love by Meghan Privitello (January)
Pelican (winner of the Pamet River Prize) by Emily O’Neill (February)
Dream with a Glass Chamber by Aricka Foreman (April)
North of Order by Nick Gulig (April)
[some planet] by John Mortara (April)
The Anatomist by Taryn Schwilling (April)
Petition (winner, 2014 Vinyl 45s Chapbook Contest) by Christina Olivares (September)
Love the Stranger by Jay Deshpande (September)
A History of Flamboyance by Justin Phillip Reed (September)
Medusa Explains by Fatimah Asghar (November)
Mental Hospital by Ross Robbins (November)
