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Category: novel excerpt

THE CORPSE COUNTERS by Berit Ellingsen

-from the novel Now We Can See The Moon By the time he sensed them through the paralysis of dreamless sleep, they were already too close, coming up at the side of the punt. Instinctively, he held his breath and remained still. One of them bent over him, a shadow blocking the daylight, […]

This Time About a Year Ago, a novel excerpt by Isaac Boone Davis

Six months before you threw The Punch: You were sitting in a bookstore near UK with Phillipe, the crazy almost beautiful Filipino boy, and the two of you have been spending the day copping and running and filling your veins with things that barely belong to you. He twists the top off a Snapple […]

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