3 more poems from ana guadalupe…
are featured at Esferas, translated by Ana and Jacob Steinberg. She is a Brazilian writer living in Sao Paulo and was first published in English (I think) in The Scrambler. Her poems at Esferas are are good, read them. Ana and Scrambler Books are working together on a few projects so expect more from her in the USA in the future…
I DON’T KNOW I SAID by Matthew Savoca
Just like how a great song always has a bit of magic in it, great novels are the combination of an engaging story, excellent prose, and something ethereal, some intangible element that is as powerful as it is unidentifiable. Matthew Savoca’s I Don’t Know I Said is entertaining and well-written, but what makes it a superb narrative is that it seems to have be put together using that mysterious, insubstantial component as glue.
Gabino Iglesias wrote a really great review of I Don’t Know I Said for Verbicide Magazine.
Richard Chiem, “Deserters,” Pop Serial 4
IDKIS Trip Giveaway
We are going to give away three copies of IDKIS, Matthew Savoca’s road novel, to people who have some sort of trip planned. You know, for reading in the car or bus or boat. Want one? There’s more stuff, too. To enter, go here.
I’m going to be making a mix cd for your travels and also a personal specialized packing list for what you should bring along. Enter to win!
Here’s Kendra and I doing Story Swap #7. I eat a sandwich and read Kendra’s kick ass story about punching a dude in the face.
ypp is #12 on Small Press Distribution’s fiction best-sellers list for march & april 2013 here.
YPP at #12. And look at #15. Read my review at Metazen of #15 here. And there is also #5. And their are like 3 MLP titles on there too. RIP MLP
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Arthur and Carolina/Carolina and Arthur – The Sunday Review | Metazen
By Jeremy Spencer - I Don’t Know I Said, Matthew Savoca, Publishing Genius Press, 2013 - With I Don’t Know I Said, Matthew Savoca writes the story…Here’s a great little review of I Don’t Know I Said.
My review of I Don’t Know I Said (Publishing Genius, 2013) by Matthew Savoca is up today at Metazen’s Sunday Review. Hope you like it and hope you buy a copy of this book. It is great.
Scrambler Books & The Scrambler are based out of Sacramento, California
