The Mysteries of Roy Huggins and the Deportation of Harry Carlisle provided a harrowing and exquisitely researched examination of a television writer's life. Tom Cantrell dissects the Hollywood underbelly, what transpires within our powerful entertainment industry and in that, defines what is essentially American.

The Mysteries of Roy Huggins and the Deportation of Harry Carlisle

Biographies & Memoirs

Cantrell, Tom

Arts & Literature

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A thunderous cartoon analysis of all things chicken from the brilliant Michael D. Davis.

Rogue Chickens From Outer Space (The Seriously Deranged)

Children's Books

Davis, Michael D.

Humor

Hekate presents a joyous Christmas celebration and cartoon extravaganza from the incredible artist Jefferson Dylan Iwanski.

Pinch Me It's Christmas

Comics & Graphic Novels

Iwanski, Jefferson Dylan

Comic Strips

Hidden in the Mountains of East Tennessee, eleven-year old Rodney goes about the business of being a boy during the summer of 1970. In the playground of his grandmother's overgrown garden, he bears silent witness to the relentless cruelty of a teenage psychopath. Rodney's narrative of his family, flung between terror and innocence, is set in a small community carved from legacies of poverty, coal mining and religion.

Ramonst

Knott, Mr A F

Literature & Fiction

The Baltimore Kid (Illustrated)

DiVenti, Tom

Community & Culture

Angel of Manslaughter

ROSMUS, CINDY

Short Stories & Anthologies

JARIAH AND THE BIG GREEN BOOGER (The Rhymey Old Man)

Crist, Kenneth James

Alex. Z Salinas’ WARBLES, a choral of struggle, of unprotection, irrational fear, serrated jaws, leaking souls, his black hole divine, rabid Chihuahua, and Eucharist in Black Spandex. Mr. Salinas smashes furious words in attempt to reconcile his role as poet, sandwiched between two cultures, kneeling at his grandmother’s grave, seeking definition in the face of all this: A contemplation of bravery.

WARBLES

Salinas, Alex Z

Literary

Kenneth James Crist retired from the Wichita, Kansas Police Department in 1992, after 20 years’ service, the second half as a motorcycle patrolman. During his time on “the wheel”, he was also a certified instructor for Motorcycle Safety Foundation, teaching others the basics of motorcycling and not getting killed in traffic. He began writing in 1994 and has over 200 short stories to his credit in venues ranging from Skin and Bones to Kudzu Monthly, mostly internet publications. Having retired a second time from the security force at Wesley Medical Center in Wichita, he now drives for American Red Cross blood services as a volunteer and is also active with the American Legion Riders and the Patriot Guard. He lives with his wife Donna in Wichita, along with two spoiled dogs and a haunted Kawasaki, “Christine.”

A Motorcycle Cop's Motorcycle Manual: Fifty years of accumulated motorcycle lore… And a few good stories at no extra charge!

Engineering & Transportation

Automotive

After Jake’s wife, Tess, kicks him out of the house, he’s forced to face his selfish hedonistic ways. To win her back, Jake turns to the Book of Proverbs and begins steering a course toward righteousness, maturity and redemption. Then Roger calls. It’ll take a lot more than ancient allegory to get Jake through the ensuing odyssey of brutal murder, betrayal and extortion with sadistic drug dealers, vicious Rottweilers, and a lot of generally annoying people to keep him company.The Book of Jake reads like Steve Lerner retained the combined DNA of Woody Allen and James M. Cain.

The Book of Jake

Humor & Entertainment

Lerner, Steve

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