Apeshit (29 page)

BB-017 “The Unauthorized Woman” Efrem Emerson
- Enter the world

of the inner freak, a landscape populated by the pre-dead and morticioners, by cockroaches and 300-lb robots.
104 pages $11

BB-018
“Fugue XXIX” Forrest Aguirre
- Tales from the fringe of speculative

literary fiction where innovative minds dream up the future’s uncharted territories while mining forgotten treasures of the past.
220 pages $16

BB-019 “Pocket Full of Loose Razorblades” John Edward Lawson

- A collection of dark bizarro stories. From a giant rectum to a foot-fungus factory to a girl with a biforked tongue.
190 pages $13

BB-020 “Punk Land” Carlton Mellick III
- In the punk version of Heaven,

the anarchist utopia is threatened by corporate fascism and only Goblin, Mortician's sperm, and a blue-mohawked female assassin named Shark Girl can stop them.
284 pages $15

BB-021
“Pseudo-City” D. Harlan Wilson
- Pseudo-City exposes what waits in

the bathroom stall, under the manhole cover and in the corporate boardroom, all in a way

that can only be described as mind-bogglingly irreal.
220 pages $16

BB-022
“Kafka’s Uncle and Other Strange Tales” Bruce Taylor
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Anslenot and his giant tarantula (tormentor? fri-end?) wander a desecrated world in this

novel and collection of stories from Mr. Magic Realism Himself.
348 pages $17

BB-023
“Sex and Death In Television Town” Carlton Mellick III
- In

the old west, a gang of hermaphrodite gunslingers take refuge from a demon plague in

Telos: a town where its citizens have televisions instead of heads.
184 pages $12

BB-024
“It Came From Below The Belt” Bradley Sands
- What can

Grover Goldstein do when his severed, sentient penis forces him to return to high school

and help it win the presidential election?
204 pages $13

BB-025
“Sick: An Anthology of Illness” John Lawson, editor
- These

Sick stories are horrendous and hilarious dissections of creative minds on the scalpel's

edge.
296 pages $16

BB-026
“Tempting Disaster” John Lawson, editor
- A shocking and al-

luring anthology from the fringe that examines our culture's obsession with taboos.

260 pages $16

BB-027
“Siren Promised” Jeremy Robert Johnson
- Nominated for the

Bram Stoker Award. A potent mix of bad drugs, bad dreams, brutal bad guys, and surreal/

incredible art by Alan M. Clark.
190 pages $13

BB-028
“Chemical Gardens” Gina Ranalli
- Ro and punk band Green is the

Enemy find Kreepkins, a surfer-dude warlock, a vengeful demon, and a Metal Priestess in

their way as they try to escape an underground nightmare.
188 pages $13

BB-029
“Jesus Freaks” Andre Duza
- For God so loved the world that he gave

his only two begotten sons… and a few million zombies.
400 pages $16

BB-030
“Grape City” Kevin L. Donihe
- More Donihe-style comedic bizarro

about a demon named Charles who is forced to work a minimum wage job on Earth after

Hell goes out of business.
108 pages $10

BB-031
“Sea of the Patchwork Cats” Carlton Mellick III
- A quiet

dreamlike tale set in the ashes of the human race. For Mellick enthusiasts who also adore The Twilight Zone.
112 pages $10

BB-032
“Extinction Journals” Jeremy Robert Johnson
- An uncanny

voyage across a newly nuclear America where one man must confront the problems asso-

ciated with loneliness, insane dieties, radiation, love, and an ever-evolving cockroach suit with a mind of its own.
104 pages $10