Witch Hunt by Juliet Escoria Lazy Fascist Press, 2016 152 pages – Lazy Fascist / Amazon Juliet Escoria’s Witch Hunt begins with an elegantly unsettling statement: “When he kissed /…
Continuing with our series of “Best of 2015″ lists curated by the entire CCM-Entropy community, we present some of our favorite selections as nominated by the diverse staff and team…
Today begins the first of a series of “Best of 2015” lists curated by the entire CCM-Entropy community. We don’t mean these lists to be definitive, complete, or authoritative, we…
Welcome to the second installment of Entropy’s “Month in Books” feature, where we highlight small press new releases at the end of every month. If you’re a press and don’t see your books on our list, email dennis@entropymag.org and we’ll get you involved in the March post.
How do I cope? I edit books about romantic elves freelance, I write giant monster books for hire, I ghostwrite, I sell translation rights to the novels I’ve written, I take my cut of the novels that I’ve published. It’s always a bit of a struggle, and each one of those odd jobs took a long time to get up and running. But you get in the zone. If you’re ever not doing something, you’re doing something wrong.
A Video Review of Basal Ganglia by Matthew Revert (published by Lazy Fascist Press). Review by Angela Xu and Peter Tieryas Liu. Music by Joe Owens. Special thanks to Michael…