In twenty three connected exquisite moments (or stories), the novel constructs a map of loss, its creative potential, its capacity to tear open the world, trouble boundaries, and dust everything with wonder… read more

“There’s a romanticism of artists toiling away in the garret, wearing ripped up tights, dancing alone in an unheated studio, and the reality is that artists work very hard for very little recognition.”… read more

Moschovakis is a poet, and Eleanor is unmistakably a poet’s novel, alert to the textures of experience but relaxed in the pursuit of plot… read more

This tale of romance—with a little mystery thrown in for good measure—is an attention-grabbing read that will entertain the reader to the end…. read more

Ruination—whether we call it a collection of flash fiction or prose poetry, or even a lyric novella—is meticulously crafted into a tight, acrobatic structure… read more

At Night Only is a fast-paced, sometimes frenzied look at New York’s artistic and corporate worlds through a lens of drugs, dysfunction, and mental illness… read more

The eleven stories that make up this collection are raw, intense in their longing, and tender in the most unexpected ways… read more

“I feel like fiction is still my number one love, but TV is an excellent side hustle, and I’m learning so much and becoming really invested in it. It’s a fun, collaborative industry, while writing fiction and poetry is so solitary. I love doing both.”… read more

Outcaste is the sixth book in Fletcher DeLancey’s Chronicles of Alsea science fiction series. It’s a great entry point for anyone who hasn’t picked up an Alsea story before… read more

There are a few terms that could describe Confessions of the Fox–thriller, heist story, academic drama, anti-capitalist manifesto, historical romance, maybe. Historical erotica, maybe more… read more