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The first collection by award-winning poet Justin Chin. He explores his identity as Asian, gay, and a lover.

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Twenty-six weird tales from the underground, ranging from one-page microbursts of energetic prose to longer.

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Manic D Press fiction and poetry by some of the most talented young writers from the Bay Area and beyond.

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Catalyst unearths the trashy truth in his characters' unconventional lives.

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A remarkable first fiction collection featuring quirky stories of urban angst and redemption

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Contains 64 short works of smart sophisticated sudden fiction that erupt from a core of sharp urban observations.

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Why should kids have all the fun A naughty and cheeky coloring book for adults.

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In this outrageous second volume of amazing poetry, quick-witted spoken word slam champ Matt Cook tackles science, geography, and death.

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These 23 mind-bending tales chronicle a young woman's quest for romantic adventure.

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Presents an ambitious young writer's hilarious journey inside the adult film industry. This book tells the story of Eric Spitznagel who moves to LA with dreams of becoming a highly respected screenwriter. When Hollywood fails to notice him, he settles for the next best thing: writing scripts for adult films.

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A new edition of the cult classic made famous by annual New Year's Day broadcasts on NPR's This American Life

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Jon Longhi's carnival is a portrait of modern America in decline, a wasted human landscape choking on its own polluted broken dreams.

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An uproarious collection of 11 intoxicating short stories and a staggering novella.

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Offers advice on how to survive, thrive and be spectacular. Compiled by a veteran of the underground, these experiential, very real commentaries from underground luminaries offer honest and humorous advice on everything from "Door Etiquette for the Nightlife-Challenged" to "How to be an Art Star". It shows would-be bohemians how things really are.

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Celebrate nature with Gorilla Gardener in this whimsical romp through creative gardening.

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A superb exploration of inner city America told from the perspective of an African-American young man in short poetic prose.

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A document of growing older, this work discusses grief, loss, comfort, illness and resolve. While trying to make sense of the ever-churning, terror-filled world, the poet found himself travelling repeatedly home to southeast Asia to help care for his father who had suddenly been declared terminally ill with cancer.

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A twisted gay tale of unrequited love in Lower Manhattan in the early 1980s filled with scenes of humorous debauchery.

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With great skill, LeVesque slices through society's expectations in this achingly funny novel of questionable choices and dubious decisions.

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Fiercely devoted to the margins of life in the generation after the devastating first wave of the AIDS epidemic.

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In this rollicking send-up of traditional science fiction, an Earth Studies professor from the planet Zeeron decides to increase his university status by visiting Earth accompanied by Veeba 22, a chic hairdresser of the highest standing order. What happens when they are mistaken for evil villians instead of famous celebrities

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The most entertaining imaginary dictionary ever!

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An antique illustrated celebration of garden cultivation with remedies and recipes, poems and perfumes, and timeless advice for seasonal success.