Michael Landweber
27 entries by Michael Landweber
2 A.M. in Little America
By Ken Kalfus
In a near-future dystopia, the refugees are us.
Full Throttle
By Joe Hill
Spanning different parts of the horror spectrum, this collection is worth a read.
Full Throttle: Stories
By Joe Hill
Spanning different parts of the horror spectrum, this collection is worth a read.
Championing the little guys with bear-like ferocity.
Valerie: A Novel
By Sara Stridsberg; translated by Deborah Bragan-Turner
There's no closure in this fictionalized account of a real-life tragic figure.
Bringing genre-defying works to the reading public
The Cabin at the End of the World
By Paul Tremblay
When intruders invade a New England idyll, the future of mankind hangs in the balance.
Conjuring a post-capitalist world one title at a time.
America for Beginners: A Novel
By Leah Franqui
An Indian mother journeys to the U.S. in search of her possibly deceased son.
The Cabin at the End of the World: A Novel
By Paul Tremblay
When intruders invade a New England idyll, the future of mankind hangs in the balance.
Don’t Wait to Be Called
By Jacob R. Weber
In this moving collection, the experiences of hardworking, frustrated Americans are set up beside — not against — refugee trauma.
This California indie has a decidedly foodie bent.
Casting off the chains of “genre” one release at a time
The Texas newcomer seeks quality over quantity.
Rose Metal Press embraces all things hybrid
Tapping into Stillhouse Press' craft titles
Bacon Press Books keeps on sizzling
This indie imprint owes its existence to a bar in the desert.
Pulling back the curtain on DC-based Barrelhouse Books
A look at DC-based Paycock
All Involved: A Novel
By Ryan Gattis
Despite spare, evocative writing, this novel lacks a narrative core.
An Arlington, VA-based publisher with a soft spot for translations.
There's no such thing as "too quirky" for this small publisher.
This small DC-based press thinks really, really big.
Wonderkid: A Novel
By Wesley Stace
An entertaining tale about rock ‘n’ roll and an unconventional family.
On Such a Full Sea: A Novel
By Chang-Rae Lee
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A dystopian view of America 200 years down the road poses questions of what’s meant by freedom and security.
Scissors
By Stephane Michaka; translated by John Cullen
This fictional telling of Raymond Carver’s last years hews too close to reality.