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Each month, our staff chooses several notable books released from indie presses and hybrid publishers. Check out our top picks for the best new releases from indie presses this September - a mix of fiction, non-fiction and children's. Let us know of any new releases you are excited about in the comment section below.
Which is French for “beneath veneer,” this title or my marriage? To remember is to become a card-carrying member of the past for as long as it takes to re-elect …
10-cane rum and I’m all sun inside. Children in shrink-wrap-tight swimsuits. Cigar boats burning by. Our aluminum’s hoist-high in dry-dock, tonsilled in the mouth of the boathouse, its conked outboard sidesaddles the stern like the burnt-out fan of a disbanded boy band. I’m one gin from oblivion. Children, little Pol Pots divvying up all the fun. They get some and then some. Rising for a quick dip, I eye those little shits wading in the sun-shivved shallows.
The Essential George Johnston,selected by Robyn Sarah. The Porcupine’s Quill.$10.95. Crabwise to the Hounds,by Jeramy Dodds. Coach House Books.$14.95. The poems of George Johnston and Jeramy Dodds are so apparently dissimilar one could print the poets’ names at the top of the foolscap to delineate dueling, impermeable columns.
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