Anthology includes fiction, nonfiction, comics, and art. Edited by Christopher Lepkowski Art Editor and Book Designer Mark Dischler Literature Editor C. Max Magee Contributors include: Weston Cutter, Alexa Danner, D. M. Guest, Peter Hamlin, Huevos, Daniel Larson, James Mann, Joseph Mattson, Ko Drarp Minn, Cem Ozturk, Shawn Allen Petersen, Jason Silvis, Jamie Tanner, Jeremy Tinder, Mark Todd, Michael Vecchio, Esther Pearl Watson, Megan Whitmarsh, Sibyl Wickersheimer

Two Letters Collection of Art and Writing

Arts & Photography

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The comics and art of Travis Millard (aka Fudge) have graced everything from gallery walls to the sides of his beat-up (and now defunct) van. Hey Fudge is the first solo book featuring his art and comics, including many pieces previously only published by hand in small batches at the artist's studio. Printed in an unusual wide format with stitched binding and flexible cover, and designed by Fudge himself.

Hey Fudge

Comics & Graphic Novels

Travis Millard

Comic Strips

"Joseph Mattson is a monster of a writer." -- Beth Lisick, New York Times bestselling author of Everybody Into the Pool and Helping Me Help Myself.  EAT HELL: Plus Two Variations on the Heart Going Down in L.A. is the wrenching, funny, and gut-maniacal new book of stories of unrequited love by Joseph Mattson, author of the much-anticipated forthcoming novel Empty the Sun, which will include a Soundtrack by Drag City recording artist Six Organs of Admittance. A Los Angeles trio of love gone south, Eat Hell occupies a special crux where humility, humanity, and insanity come together in the name of exquisite oblivion. Cover art by the incomparable Mel Kadel.

Eat Hell

Literature & Fiction

Joseph Mattson

Short Stories & Anthologies

Volume Two in this anthology series features cover art by Josh Cochran; writing by Tod Goldberg, James Greer, Joseph Mattson, Cem Ozturk, Dave Reeves, Daniel Rolf, Lynn Veach Sadler, Nickolay Todorov and Melissa Yancy; and artwork by J. Jacob Bloomer, Josh Cochran, Benoit Guillaume, Peter Hamlin, Sasha Isaac-Young, Mel Kadel, Ronald J. Llanos, Mike Lowery, Travis Millard, Brendan Monroe, Kiyoshi Nakazawa, Shawn Petersen, John Pham, Martha Rich, Suzannah Sinclair, Becky Smith, Frank Stockton, Jamie Tanner, Jeremy Tinder, Mark Todd, Mike Vecchio and Esther Pearl Watson.

Two Letters Collection, Volume 2

Christopher Lepkowski

Mark Dischler

Individual Artists

The Rattling Wall is a literary journal featuring sophisticated short fiction, travel essays, and poetry. Poets and writers contributing to the first issue include 2011 Guggenheim Fellowship recipient Matthew Zapruder and 2011 Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award recipient Brando Skyhorse. The featured artist for Issue 1 is Los Angeles artist Albert Reyes.

The Rattling Wall, Issue 1

Michelle Meyering

Contributors to this issue include Los Angeles Times book critic David L. Ulin (The Lost Art of Reading: Why Books Matter in a Distracted Time), acclaimed poet James Meetze (Dayglo), author Trinie Dalton (Wide Eyed, Dear New Girl or Whatever Your Name Is), and bestselling author, National Book Award winner, and Pulitzer Prize nominee Joyce Carol Oates. The featured artist for issue 3 is Ben Tegel.

The Rattling Wall, Issue 3

JOYCE CAROL OATES

David L. Ulin

James Meetze

Jim Krusoe

Angel Nafis

Contributors to issue 4 include Flannery O'Connor Award recipient Dana Johnson (Elsewhere, California), acclaimed poet James Ragan (The World Shouldering I), writer and Eisner-nominated comics creator Joe Kelly, Edgar Award-winner Susan Straight (Between Heaven and Here), poet and actress Amber Tamblyn, and 2013 Pulitzer Prize finalist Bruce Weigl.

The Rattling Wall, Issue 4

The Rattling Wall literary journal features sophisticated short fiction, travel essays, and poetry. Illustrations and art in any given issue are all created by a single artist. Contributors to issue five include Guggenheim fellowship recipient, National Book Award nominee, and unofficial poet laureate of Los Angeles Wanda Coleman; author and essayist Amelia Gray; Texas Book of The Year award for Poetry winner Derrick C. Brown, Lannon Literary Award for Nonfiction winner Charles Bowden; National Book Critics Circle Award winner Amy Gerstler; and poet, essayist, literary critic, and translator Robert Pinksy, former Poet Laureate Consultant to the Library of Congress. Kristina Collantes is the issue's featured artist. Kristina's work has been featured in The New Yorker, The New York Times, Juxtapoz Magazine, Hi-Fructose Magazine, and elsewhere.

The Rattling Wall, Issue 5

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