In The Goats Have Taken Over the Barracks, his masterful first collection of poems, Andrew Najberg has created something just for our times: his poems, full of musical and imagaic tension, are of the earth and the heavens, of the mind and the quotidian, of God and science. Readers, in the sure hands of a mature and talented poet, are offered endless insights in precise language. These poems are full of dark delight, provoking and providing pleasure all at once. Open and follow this poet through the thirsty orchard. Listen when he tells you the "Draught's been too long for figs to plump. / Sometimes all you pick are wasps in skin." -Kathleen Driskell, Author Next Door to the Dead: Poems Samuel Johnson described metaphysical poets as ones who yoked together disparate perspectives, and its modern version is Roethke's idea of a poem taking desperate leaps. In Andrew Najberg, we have an wonderful extension of those poetics. We begin so often in a domestic scene that can turn elegiac as his description of crows that turns out to be a meditation on death. Or the description of an autopsy that seems like an autopsy on life itself. In the hands of a less masterful poet, we would have confusion: here we have a unique and valuable vision of the world. Najberg's is a vision meant to hold together what seems like our crumbling world: hardly ever has there been a poetry so needed in our times. -Richard Jackson author of Broken Horizons and Out of Place

The Goats Have Taken Over The Barracks

Literature & Fiction

Najberg, Andrew

Poetry

Finishing Line Press

OF GODS AND GLOBES, the award-winning anthology, returns with over 20 speculative stories based on the world's astronomical myths. We know that the moon holds sway over the ocean tide and the almost universal testimony of the effect of a full moon on people. Are planetary effects more mysterious than we have discovered? Science has a very different view of energy than when astrology was rejected. Can we study our relationship to the cosmos while avoiding pseudoscience? Can Of Gods and Globes III speculate on it with fantasy and sci fi stories? Stories by Juliet Marillier, Chris Edwards, Michaele Jordan, Donna J. W. Munro, Benjamin Brinks, Andrew Najberg, Shashi Kadapa, Teel James Glenn, Victory Witherkeigh, Helen Venn, F.C. Shultz, Dan Henriksen, Anthony G. Cirilla, Evangeline Gianconia, Chuck Boeheim, Benjamin Chandler, Emily Munro, Artemis Crow, Carol Ryles, Gordon Linzner, Gabriel Kellman, Zoe Kaplan, Alexander Sirkman, and Lancelot Schaubert.

Of Gods and Globes III: Trigger Warnings and The Abyss

Edwards, Chris

Crow, Artemis

Linzner, Gordon

Schaubert, Lancelot

MARILLIER, JULIET

Kadapa, Shashi

Boeheim, Chuck

Brinks, Benjamin

Short Stories & Anthologies

Lancelot Schaubert

In Those Fading Stars: A Collection of Short Fiction

Publishing, Crystal Lake

United States

Crystal Lake Publishing

The Neverborn Thief

Teen & Young Adult

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Manta Press, Ltd.

Tucked away in the foothills, surrounded by pine forests, loaded with kids who still play outside, Millwood is the small town everyone knows. The local deputies grapple with petty vandalism and local drunks. The local teachers know the name of every kid in town. For Heather Bradley, it's a place that keeps her family safe and their lives in order; her biggest worries are the daily grind of her job and the kids coming home late. She doesn't know that unfathomable forces are set to converge on her town and thrust their neat lives into darkness, but when her oldest son Stuart opens a one-sided door in the woods and a black cloud pours out, the Bradleys and their whole town find themselves locked in a desperate struggle for survival. As the chaos grows and the nature of the real threat emerges, the only question becomes whether or not come morning the town will exist at all.

The Mobius Door: A Novel of Supernatural Terror

Publishing, Wicked House

Genre Fiction

Wicked House Publishing

In a post-nuclear Eastern Europe, Hammel E Varka departs for a remote island to join a survey team cataloguing the abandoned Gollitok prison in the hopes that he will redeem his family's tarnished reputation. After the passage across the strait leaves a team member injured, Varka quickly realizes that this survey is far from routine and that what he thought he knew about the island was a cover for more horrifying truths. As his team presses deeper into the decaying facility, hidden agendas splinter the team, and they find themselves beset with dangers beyond their worst nightmares.

Gollitok: A Horror Novel

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