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Short story collection from BASS author, Roy Kesey. With incredible language and plots, Kesey leaves his readers wanting more stories.

The Festival of Earthly Delights is a laugh-out-loud bildungsroman set in the fictional Southeast Asian country of Puchai.

A collection of novellas and stories all written completely in monosyllabic words--childhood and the mysteries within that time of youthfulness.

An absurd look at democracy and bureaucracy, The Committee on Town Happiness consists of ninety-nine linked stories about disappearing townsfolk

A collection of eccentric and offbeat tours of small-town America packed with heart, honesty, and humor.

A witty and sophisticated examination of nontraditional storytelling in contemporary art and literature

Baumbach's well received post-modern story of a not easily defined relationship with a complex and variable woman known as You.

This is the true history of Hannah Guttentag's graduate schooling/captivity: lust, love, marriage, motherhood, cuckoldry, widowhood, and early American literature.

These stories mull over freakiness, consisting of "Domestic Freaks” (stories set in the U.S.) and "Freaks Abroad” (mostly South African).

The Festival of Earthly Delights is a laugh out loud bildungsroman set in the fictional Southeast Asian country of Puchai.

In her debut novel, Jac Jemc explores the question, "Do we make up our stories or do they make us?”

Four stories and a novella from this post-modern master tackling love, hate, romance, and death.

An uninvited guest, entering the apartment of a man, writes for his absent host a curious confession.

Iraq war, two divers, a Californian family with an intimacy that opens the larger stories even more deeply.

The Copperhead is a Civil War based story of free speech and the effects it has on a community.

This work of magic realism tells an intimate, anguished, outraged, and ultimately triumphant tale about hysterectomy.

Flushboy is every job you ever had in high school, times ten: working the window of your father's drive-through urinal.

During grim economic times, a divorced father's grip on morality loosens as he tries to provide for his young daughters.

Neighbors of Nothing explores the odd, nuanced ways that guilt and grief manifest in the behavior of seemingly ordinary people.

A woefully overmatched PI must confront his past and solve a murder in rural Texas.