Thursday, November 15, 2012
Sunday, November 13, 2011
THE DREAMING GIRL praised in The Review of Contemporary Fiction
"The hypnotic prose of THE DREAMING GIRL is effortless to read, especially once the reader gets used to the ways the author flouts convention... The story is archetypal, lovely on the surface, and vaguely disturbing on a deeper level. In a word, dreamlike."
Pick it up today from Ellipsis Press, Small Press Distribution, Amazon, or wherever fine books are sold.
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Launch Party for THE DREAMING GIRL with Roberta Allen & Lewis Warsh
Wednesday, November 30, 2011
7:00 pm
KGB Bar
85 East 4th Street
New York City, NY
Lewis Warsh is the author of over twenty-five books of poetry, fiction and autobiography, including Inseparable: Poems 1995-2005 (Granary Books), A Place in the Sun (Spuyten Duyvil), The Origin of the World (Creative Arts) and A Free Man (Sun & Moon). He is editor and publisher of United Artists Books and director of the MFA program in creative writing at Long Island University in Brooklyn, New York.
Monday, October 10, 2011
Roberta Allen documentary: Layers and Lines
Produced and directed by Ivan Weiss.
Roberta Allen's new book THE DREAMING GIRL is available here:
Upcoming events:
11/1 Roberta Allen, Lynn Crawford, and Norman Lock at St. Mark's Bookshop.
11/9 Roberta Allen, Kirsten Kaschock, John Haskell, & Robin Grearson at Soda Series in Brooklyn.
11/30 THE DREAMING GIRL launch party at KGB. Roberta Allen with Lewis Warsh.
Wednesday, October 5, 2011
Stephen-Paul Martin's CHANGING THE SUBJECT in ABR
"The six long stories in Stephen-Paul Martin's outstanding CHANGING THE SUBJECT subtly challenge the conventions of the short story through seemingly simple prose that, in strange often hilarious digressions, knots in a fascinating, surreal, and masterful collection... CHANGING THE SUBJECT is a brilliant book..."
Pick up a copy and read more about this book at Ellipsis Press! Also available through Amazon and Small Press Distribution.
Monday, October 3, 2011
Ellipsis Press at St. Mark's Bookshop on Tuesday 11/1
Roberta Allen is the author of eight books, including Certain People (Coffee House Press) and The Daughter (Autonomedia). The Dreaming Girl is being re-released by Ellipsis Press in November 2011. Allen was on the faculty of The New School for many years, has taught at Columbia University, and is currently teaching private workshops. She was a Tennessee Williams Fellow in Fiction in 1998. An established visual artist, she has exhibited worldwide, with work in the collection of The Metropolitan Museum of Art. http://www.robertaallen.com
Norman Lock has written novels, short fiction, and poetry as well as stage, radio and screen plays. He received the 1979 Aga Kahn Prize given by The Paris Review and, most recently, the 2010 literary fiction prize from The Dactyl Foundation for his 2009 novel Shadowplay. He was awarded prose fellowships from the New Jersey and Pennsylvania Councils on the Arts, and— for 2011—a poetry fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. His latest book-length fictions are Shadowplay (Ellipsis Press), The King of Sweden (Ravenna Press), Grim Tales (Mud Luscious Press), and Pieces for Small Orchestra & Other Fictions (Spuyten Duyvil). Norman lives in Aberdeen, New Jersey, with his wife, Helen. http://www.normanlock.com/
Friday, August 26, 2011
Open Submissions 10/1 to 11/30
Tuesday, May 3, 2011
Two upcoming readings with Eugene Lim
Bad Shadow Affair Reading series
at Lost Lake Lounge | 3602 East Colfax | Denver, Colorado
Saturday, May 7th, 7:30pm
Laird Hunt,
Tina Brown Celona,
Keith Newton &
Eugene Lim
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Queens Poet Lore Presents QPLo @ QL:
A Reading with
Paolo Javier,
Eugene Lim,
Christine Hou
Thursday, May 19
6:30 p.m.
Flushing branch of the Queens Library
Rooms A&B, Lower Level
41-17 Main Street
718-661-1200
Join us and celebrate Asian-Pacific American Heritage Month with a reading featuring Queens Poet Laureate Paolo Javier, novelist Eugene Lim, and poet/art critic Christine Hou.
Sunday, April 10, 2011
Roberta Allen reads on 4/12/11
Saturday, April 9, 2011
PIECES FOR SMALL ORCHESTRA & Other Fictions by Norman Lock
There are moments that remind me of Sax Rohmer or early 20th century science fiction, bits and pieces of language that seem to come out of Jules Verne or Gaston LeRoux. The language itself is quite stylized, replete with a carefully eccentric vocabulary that Lock does very well. He has an impressive ability to create a unique and original world. --Brian Evenson