Dan Zettwoch Drawn and Quarterly ($19.95) by David Kennedy-Logan There’s an elderly man who lives in my neighborhood named Wally. He’s slow-moving, meticulous, set in

Choose Your Poison Jon Lewis Uncivilized Books ($19.95) by John Pistelli “I dreamed of a swamp the way the Romantics dreamed of ‘the East,’” writes Jon

Two Plays in Verse Denis Johnson Farrar, Straus and Giroux ($20) by Robert Martin Prior to the publication of Soul of a Whore and Purvis, Denis

Peter Geye Unbridled Books ($15) by Amy Henry Despite their brief time together as mother and son, Thea and Odd Eide’s lives run nearly parallel

Lyn Di Iorio Arte Publico ($16.95) by Peter Grandbois The high octane, hilarious, sexy, and strikingly original voice in Lyn Di Iorio’s Outside the Bones will take

Dung Kai-cheung Translated by Dung Kai-cheung, Anders Hansson, and Bonnie S. McDougall Columbia University Press ($24.50) by Lucas Klein "No one, wise Kublai,” says Marco

Edited by Ann and Jeff VanderMeer Tor ($34.99) by Kris Lawson The Weird: A Compendium of Strange and Dark Stories is the ultimate companion for readers

Elizabeth Hand Small Beer Press ($16) by Will Wlizlo It’s a shame we’re not often genuinely baffled, not often presented with inexplicable scenarios or esoteric

Lavie Tidhar Solaris ($9.99) by Kris Lawson Winner of the 2012 World Fantasy Award, Osama is a mix of crime fiction, pulp noir, science fiction, and history.

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