Darren C. Demaree's "Sparrow Bone" appears in the Pirene's Fountain - A Journal of Poetry.
Get the full poem at Pirene's Fountain.
Stay tuned for Darren's upcoming book from 8th House Publishing!

"Begin anywhere. Stop anywhere. Everything that can possibly be written now is a drop of rain upon its vast syncretic ocean... This future of our shared media Byzantium is obscenely bright."
148 pages. ISBN 978-1-926716-12-1 $18.88
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"In taking up the problematic elements of Heidegger’s reading, Catanu forwards a novel thesis: Heidegger’s attempt to systematize Nietzsche’s thought via a single idea (will to power) was well motivated but didn’t go far enough, as it lacked sufficient strength to render the entire Nietzschean corpus coherent. It is thus Catanu’s thesis that “Nietzsche’s philosophy can be explained entirely in terms of this concept [Becoming].
Presented firmly as a piece of Nietzsche scholarship, Catanu’s text addresses a large number of Nietzsche’s texts and varying Nietzsche interpreters from both the analytic and the continental traditions, as well as tackles Nietzsche’s relation to Aristotle, Plato, Heraclitus, Hegel, and Gadamer in some depth. The result is a remarkably rigorous and thorough text that pursues its goal with a singular focus."
- Justin Laleh © 2012, courtesy of The Journal of Nietzsche Studies, Vol 43, Spring 2012

Available until May 13. While quantities last.
Read the full article here.
Keep an eye out for an announcement on the launch of his novel, 'The Love Song of J. Edgar Hoover" - coming very soon.
Look for these launches in early Spring 2012.
Launches to be announced shortly:


"Unfictions is a remarkable achievement and issues a profound challenge to the literary landscape of today."
- The Antigonish Review
Jesse Eckerlin reviews Jason Price Everett's Unfictions in the Antigonish Review, No. 167, Autumn 2011.
Read the full review here.
Richard King's "Accounting for Crime" is now available for your Kindle. Download it here.
Charles Talkoff will be reading from his upcoming work at the Johns Hopkins University, in Baltimore, USA.
Get a sneak preview into his upcoming work, "The Love Song of J. Edgar Hoover", to be released in early 2012.
Friday, November 4th, 2011. 19:00. Johns Hopkins University, Homewood Campus, Gillman Hall, Baltimore, USA.

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