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“ParaSpheres...offers something for everyone, even those inclined toward ‘literary’ fiction...the stories...are compelling, moving, amusing, and often profound. Some...are simply such great tales that readers will find it easy to cry or laugh.”
-- Marlene Y. Satter, ForeWord Magazine

“Omnidawn Publishing’s massive new anthology ParaSpheres is...a feast of fine writing and striking applications of the fantastic to the everyday...ParaSpheres performs an inestimable service.”
-- Nick Gevers, Locus Magazine

“The editors ponder calling some of these selections ‘Non-realistic
artistic fiction.’ More seasoned readers will recognize ‘quality
fantasy and science fiction.”’
-- Publishers Weekly

“ParaSpheres doesn’t point toward other worlds as much as point toward ours, and how we have let our public and private spheres become, alternately, reverie and nightmare.”
-- Alan DeNiro, Rain Taxi Online

Courter, Justin
Skunk: A Love Story
352 pages (6” x 9” Paperback)
ISBN: 978-1-890650-20-9
$14.95

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This novel tells of a young man’s attraction and ultimate addiction
to skunk musk, and the social difficulties he encounters as a result. He longs to find an isolated utopia where he can experience his addiction in peace, but he is thwarted by all, including a young woman who understands his skunk fetish because she has a fish fetish.

Silvis, Randall
In a Town Called Mundomuerto
160 pages (5.5” x 8.5”)

Paperback List Price=$12.95
ISBN: 978-1-890650-19-3

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Randall Silvis is the author of eight critically acclaimed novels, as well as other books and plays. His work has been nominated for the Pushcart Prize and the Frankfurt Book Award and was a finalist for the Hammet Award for Literary Excellence. He is a winner of two NEA fellowships and the prestigious Drue Heinz Literature Prize.

Praise for Previous Books

“Randall Silvis is a masterful storyteller.”
--New York Times Book Review

[Randall Silvis’s] ear for natural speech and eye for the ways individuals accommodate themselves to their perceived reality is combined with the dark humor that has the pulse of life.”