ISBN: 0-88978-220-2
Pulp Press, 1990
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Forrest thinks the world is a garbage dump, a surreal wasteland in which anything can happen. A series of circumstances forces him to abandon reality and search for fulfillment amidst the debris of a disposable society. But life here ain’t all easy–kids still grow up to turn against you, and love is hard to find.
Read More »Wastefall by Stephen E. Miller
ISBN: 0-88978-229-6
Anvil Press, 1991
Out of print. Buy online as a Kindle edition
A fledgling mystery novelist and single dad with an addiction to James Garner reruns enrolls in a PI course to get background information for a book he is working on. But a series of events leads the hapless writer into his own real-life murder mystery, forcing him to learn the trade for real… with his three-year-old daughter in tow on his stakeouts.
Read More »O Father by Bill Dodds
Price: $9.95
ISBN: 1-895636-03-5
Anvil Press, 1992
“It’s difficult to hold on to the present when your mind is peeling away like the layers of an onion.” A man suffering from aminesis — the death of memory — tells the story of his mind-melting descent into mental illness.
Read More »A Circle of Birds by Hayden Trenholm
Price: $11.95
ISBN: 1-895636-06-X
Anvil Press, 1994
The first and only shared prize of publication, the co-winners of the 16th Annual 3-Day Novel Contest form two books in one. One side offers a nightmarish vision of a land in decline, the other, a finely crafted piece of prose, rich in mood and evocative in its language.
Stolen Voices tells the story of Tod Coll, a painter grappling with the age old struggle of art versus commodity. Steve Lundin’s novel is visionary and hallucinatory; bitter and vitriolic; written in a style that brings to mind the writings of Celine.
Evocative in its language, Mitch Parry’s Vacant Rooms is the tale of a family history and the effects of the past on the present. The novel sifts through one family’s collective memory in an attempt to understand their sense of dissolving ties and personal loss.
Read More »Stolen Voices/Vacant Rooms by Steve Lundin and Mitch Perry