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The Accomplices Fall 2018 Catalog is here!
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The Accomplices Fall 2018 Catalog is here!

by The Accomplices October 4, 2018
written by The Accomplices

We’re excited to share with you the full FALL CATALOG for 2018 today, including all titles from The Accomplices (Civil Coping Mechanisms & Writ Large Press).

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Out Today (Oct 4, 2018):
Coldwater Canyon
by Anne-Marie Kinney

NOVEL / LITERARY FICTION / LOS ANGELES

Kinney’s precise and considered prose examines the insistence on reshaping the past through the lens of one’s own trauma and conceived desires as a means of moving forward. Why do we so often look for solace and redemption through others, pushing ourselves to do anything for them, even when it harms everyone involved?

Hot, gritty, swirling, hypnotic and sensual… an unhinged, sweetly sinister sun-baked noir; all danger, doomed love, and compassion.
—Ben Loory, author of Tales of Falling and Flying

 

The Fat Kid
by Jamie Iredell

NOVEL / LITERARY FICTION / EXPERIMENTAL / WESTERN

A haunting and pulls-no-punches book about a struggling, damaged son and his brutal, damaged father, and the strange uncanny man who seems master of both of them. Kind of like what might happen if William Faulkner started a novel about fathers and sons, had a heart attack, and then David Lynch was called in to finish it.
—Brian Evenson, author of A Collapse of Horses

 

I don’t write about race
by June Gehringer

POETRY / MEMOIR / AUTOBIOGRAPHY / ASIAN-AMERICAN / LGBTQ

[T]his book doesn’t write about race, it writes about the meanings we make. “I write about erasure,” Gehringer writes, and “I write about silence.” But this isn’t just a story, it’s a space. We, as readers, enter into accountability for our dealings with race, transness, family, and class… how it really feels to be placed in proximity to those who fail to love us.
—Ginger Ko, author of Inherit

 

Sad Laughter
by Brian Alan Ellis

NONFICTION / HUMOR

Writing is like trying to make sense of an inside joke you have with yourself but haha joke’s on you ’cause the joke is more sad than funny.

Ellis is the rock and roll king of sad. Most happy people only wish they could be as sardonic, humorous, and at once morose as Ellis. But they can’t.
–Elle Nash, author of Animals Eat Each Other

 


Released Sept 2018:

Learning
by Andrew Choate

MEMOIR / CREATIVE NONFICTION / SELF-HELP / MYSTERY

Free of hierarchical notions about where or from whom one gets an education, Choate gleans knowledge from disparate sources… His father — a mercurial lover of film and art — at his most vulnerable provides the aching center to this text but from there it radiates out in beautifully penetrating waves, touching food, music, sex, and all kinds of dark matter.
–Margaret Wappler, author of Neon Green

 

Tom Sawyer
by Joseph Grantham

POETRY / AUTOBIOGRAPHY

In TOM SAWYER, Joseph Grantham is pulling it all back and stripping the language clean. These are poems about broken hearts and growing up, packed full of jokes and weirdo thoughts from a weirdo mind. When I think about Joseph Grantham, I think, ‘Ah…finally…the last living person who doesn’t judge or shout for a living.’ What sweet poems, from a sweet sweet man.

—Scott McClanahan, author of The Sarah Book


Aaaaaand what to look forward to in 2019:

Spring 2019:

  • Losing Miami by Gabriel Ojeda-Sague (Poetry, Bilingual)
  • Psychopomps by Alex DiFrancesco (Memoir, Creative Nonfiction)
  • Experiments in Joy by Gabrielle Civil (Memoir, Performance)
  • (the other house) by Rocío Carlos (Poetry, Bilingual)
  • Letters to My City by Mike Sonksen (Poetry, Essays)

Fall 2019:

  • American Symphony: Other White Lies by Suiyi Tang (Experimental, Fiction)
  • Between Appear and Disappear by Doug Rice (Hybrid, Memoir)
  • Ghosts Are Just Strangers Who Know How to Knock by Hillary Leftwich (Short Stories, Fiction)
  • Navigating With(out) Instruments by Traci Kato-Kiriyama (Poetry)
  • The Sky Forever by Kimberly Alidio (Poetry, Experimental)

 


Reviewers & Interviewers: Download a PDF of our Fall Catalog and get in touch about review/press inquires (the5accomplices@gmail.com)

 

October 4, 2018
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The Accomplices LLC is a literary arts partnership and media company dedicated to amplifying marginalized voices and identities, particularly writers of color, through traditional and new media publishing, public engagement, and community building.


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