Many thanks to Nadine Sellers at Last Known Nest for the thoughtful, engaging review of Zack Wilson's novel STUMBLES AND HALF SLIPS here.

Many thanks to Richard Wink at HST for the excellent interview with Zack Wilson, regarding his forthcoming novel, STUMBLES AND HALF SLIPS, here.

Many thanks to Richard Wink at HST for the short review of Zack Wilson's novel,
Stumbles And Half Slips.

Advanced ordering here.

Many thanks to Chris Yurkowski at Domesday Notebook for a great review of William Taylor Jr.'s An Age of Monsters here.

Many thanks to Ger Killeen at Headlandia for the insightful review of John Yamrus' Doing Cartwheels On Doomsday Afternoon and Can't Stop Now! here.

Many thanks to George Anderson at Bold Monkey for the short review of Fluorescent Stilts For Your Uncle 2.3.12 here.

“Laughing At Funerals provides us all with a text to read on the eve of the apocalypse.  It is a series of frenzies meant to be performed against the frenzy.  A rage before the serenity of nothing.” 
– Todd Moore

Epic Rites Press proudly re-visits Laughing At Funerals, the third full length poetry collection by David McLean.  The new press release features a self-review of Laughing At Funerals by David McLean, as well as reviews by Puma Perl, John Yamrus, Todd Moore, Gillian Prew and Misti Rainwater-Lites.  The new release can be uploaded here.

Anyone interested in purchasing a copy of McLean's phenomenal third collection, Laughing At Funerals, should do so from Small Press distribution here.

ERP is proud to announce the forthcoming release of Stumbles and Half Slips, the first novel by popular United Kingdom author Zack Wilson.

Order your advanced copy of Stumbles and Half Slips today!

ERP is excited and proud to introduce Memento Mori, a new quarterly arts and literary magazine edited by Wolfgang Carstens and Rob Plath.  

... where, even at its most simplistic definition, and for the most rooted and domestic of people, is a matter of ever-changing location in time and space: a sphere spinning ferociously on its axis whilst travelling a huge orbit in an always expanding universe; where as determined by position to other fixed points of the same nature is only a relative and partial where: the gracefully curving lines of latitude and longitude are the poetic licence of portraying a spherical object in two dimensions; the relative placement of the planets and the divisions that mark the passage of time: the measurement of a thing and the description of a thing, are not the thing itself: where is it that we live in this life?

... more details to follow.

Here's the introduction, "Dan Fante - Man On Fire," written by Tree Killer Ink editor-in-chief Rob Plath, as a lead-in to to third phenomenal issue of Fluorescent Stilts For Your Uncle.  This milestone issue is ready to detonate like a bomb in March 2012!

If you're not a Tree Killer Ink subscriber, you can order your advanced copy of this phenomenal issue of Fluorescent Stilts For Your Uncle here.