To call this book strange would be an understatement. Katherine Dunn’s 1989 literary horror masterpiece “Geek Love” is utter insanity. The work was released in 1989 to critical acclaim, becoming...

Written by American author Henry Miller, “The Air-Conditioned Nightmare” is a poignant and lasting piece of non-fiction, mainly due to the fact that the book displays an America not so dissimilar from...

Most noble and illustrious readers, I am about to introduce you to the finest, most verbose, most grotesque, most carnivalesque and fun work of literature ever produced by man. Published in the early...

Whenever I enter a bookstore, my feet carry me to where the memoirs are stacked. I can’t pinpoint the genesis of my adoration for the genre, but reading Ellie Wiesel’s “Night” in middle school...

Phoenix Books offers publishing opportunities for local authors under one, specific condition; they don’t work with Amazon. Phoenix Books developed Onion River Press to provide an alternative publishing...

Written in lyrical, spell-binding prose, Katherine Forbes-Riley debut novel, “The Bobcat,” follows withdrawn art student Laurelie as she deals with the trauma of sexual assault. Set in Vermont, Laurelie...