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Coming April 2010
"Scott Bradfield has not simply staked out new literary terrain . . . he has mapped and colonized
an entire new planet."
-Michael Chabon
In this fifth novel, Scott Bradfield delivers an arresting and unsentimental childhood voice.
The People Who Watched Her Pass By is often hilarious as well as startling, and a poignant new
contribution to the body of literature of a respected prose craftsman.
Click for People page.
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Coming July 2010
"Joshua Mohr's Termite Parade takes the reader to precincts of the human psyche that even Celine
would have thought twice about visiting. This is bold, chilling stuff. Hubert Selby, Jr. would have
been proud."
-John Wray
Termite Parade is the second novel from San Francisco Chronicle best-selling author,
Joshua Mohr, a mature look at the honest side of human interaction.
Click for Termite Parade page.
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Coming October 2010
"Like Solzhenitsyn,[Xiao] has transformed his camp experience into sublimely vivid fiction."
-Jay Neugeboren, Bookforum
A poignant and incredibly moving novel-in-stories that chronicles the hardships facing a denizen
of one of Mao's forced labor camps from the moment he is arrested, to his release. Excerpts from the
novel have appeared as stories in The Atlantic Monthly, Confrontation, Antaeus, and DoubleTalk.
If you are affiliated with a media review outlet and would like to receive an advance reader's copy of
The Visiting Suit, please contract Brian Obenauf at brian [at] twodollarradio.com.
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Coming January 2011
"The Correspondence Artist is smart, funny, sexy, knowledgeable, subtle, disturbing, light-hearted,
obsessive, and tragic: a comedy that, I surmise, is wholly confessional and wholly imaginary."
-Harry Mathews
In The Correspondence Artist, an unremarkable woman has been carrying on with an internationally
recognized artist, largely via e-mail. To protect her paramour's identity, she creates a series of
correspondent, alternative lovers in a kind of self-destructing roman à clef.
If you are affiliated with a media review outlet and would like to receive an advance reader's copy of
The Correspondence Artist, please contract Brian Obenauf at brian [at] twodollarradio.com.
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Coming March 2011
An incredibly ambitious and original first novel about a "slutty teenage hobo vampire junkie"
crashing the Pacific Northwest's 7-Eleven coffee stations, SPCA kitten rooms, yard sales, and pancake
breakfasts at the senior center, in search of her foster-sister, Kim.
The Orange Eats Creeps - the only novel to be excerpted twice in Black Clock - serves as
an introduction to a provocative and incendiary new voice in American literature.
If you are affiliated with a media review outlet and would like to receive an advance reader's copy of
The Orange Eats Creeps, please contract Brian Obenauf at brian [at] twodollarradio.com.
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