Ever wish you could just go? Give up everything and hit the road? That's what Troy Paddock did. Following in the footsteps of Jack Kerouac and Hunter S. Thompson, this Colorado college kid grabbed one willing best friend, Vinny del Sparrow, and shot off in every direction of the U.S. Their only purpose was to party like rock stars. A desert rave, New York clubs, Mardi Gras in the Big Easy were all part of the duo's wild ride. But such an adventure-filled romp does not go without a tiny bit of misadventure and mishap. Extreme weather, car troubles, and cash shortages make the search for the party interestingly challenging. Told through Paddock's eyes, the reader is let into the thoughts and insights of someone whirling through life without a single care for reality and an intense lust for excitement. At points the endless partying catches up with our spontaneous hero but only briefly before he is able to wrestle away from its grasp.

Crashing America

Literature & Fiction

Cole, Adam

Humor & Satire

iUniverse

Ballet Music for the Dance Accompanist

Arts & Photography

Music

Nuncici Pr

What begins as an open letter to Douglas Hofstadter, Pulitzer Prize-winning author, soon becomes a journey into myriad self-discoveries. Hofstadter's Grandchildren is a collection of poetry and fi ction inspired by Gödel, Escher, Bach including a four-line play about a four-line play, a narrative about a child who becomes the wind, and a story about the author's ultimate crisis of confidence. With outright lies and earth-shattering true-confessions, Hofstadter's Grandchildren reminds us that to know ourselves, sometimes we have to forget who we are.

HOFSTADTER'S GRANDCHILDREN: METAWRITINGS INSPIRED BY GODEL, ESCHER, BACH

Poetry

Xlibris, Corp.

Hofstadter's Grandchildren: Metawritings Inspired By Gödel, Escher, Bach

The January Edition of PREDICATE, a bi-monthly literary journal from Brown Paper Publishing.  This edition features the following works: Asylum Blues and X, by Ken Brosky; Post Of Ice, by Adam Cole; Paper Girl, by Melissa Cross; Stones In Her Pockets, by Carol Culver-Rzadkiewicz; Love Becomes A Drowning Man, by Eric Glick; The Dublin Trip, by David Grant; When I Was A Young Man, by Guy Hogan; Waiting For The Man, by Adrienne Lauby; The Thief, by Mary Martin; Our Machinery (part one), by Thais Miller; Finally We Are No One, by Daniel Saavedra; The Whereabouts Of Nicholas Twin, by Constantine Sult; About My Brother and The Psychology Of Forests, by L.A. Wilson.

Predicate: A Literary Journal

Brosky, Ken

Glick, Eric

Cross, Melissa

Culver-rzadkiewicz, Carol

Contemporary

Brown Paper Publishing

In the new dystopian thriller by Adam Cole, our world has been turned upside down, culture is commercial, and the only humane choice is for a million people to die so that one can live. In 22nd Century America, you live as a person of color in the Corporate United States, or as a white in the Unincorporated States. Drug Worshipper Firoz discovers that fleeing CUSA only wreaks unimaginable havoc.

A Thousand Points of Darkness

Genre Fiction

Booklocker.com, Inc.

With Music as Our Muse: An Anthology of Short Stories

Davis, James R.

Phillips, Charlotte

Hull, Ronald W.

Anthony Cash

Olson, Regina

Phillips, Mark H.

Behmer, Leif

Storfer, Natasha

Sweet, C.J.

Independently published

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