http://www.twodollarradio.com Books too loud to ignore. en-us http://www.twodollarradio.rss.jpg http://www.twodollarradio.com 90 72 http://www.twodollarradio.com Joshua Mohr's second novel, Termite Parade, is now out. San Francisco Magazine says that "Mohr's prose strikes a delicate balance between revulsion and beauty." And San Francisco Weekly says it's "a fresh take on the Bukowskian milieu of dirtbags, drunks, and drifters. [Mohr's] language is propulsive, raw, and sympathetic without being overly sentimental. Mohr's insistent prose propels the novel's surreal investigation of guilt, love, and duplicity." http://www.twodollarradio.com The People Who Watched Her Pass By, a novel by Scott Bradfield, has been called "Brave and unforgettable" by the Los Angeles Times, "[a] classic road novel" by Bookforum, and "[a] gem of a novel" by TK Reviews. There's also a great interview with Scott Bradfield in the most recent Rain Taxi, in which they dub Bradfield "an otherworldly writer." http://www.twodollarradio.com Grace Krilanovich wrote her first novel, The Orange Eats Creeps, after a bet she made with friends that she couldn't write something based off five themes she randomly drew from a hat. Those were "slutty, teenage, hobo, vampire, and junkies." The OEC contest -- judged by Krilanovich -- is to see who can write the best piece based off five elements Krilanovich randomly picks from a hat.