Jamie Stewart

From the leader/composer for the beloved cult band XiuXiu: a memoir told in 33 outrageous sexualexperiences--some mortifying, some tender, some unexpectedly riotous. From being caught having their first orgasm by their mom'sbest friend to being stalked and propositioned by a fundamentalist pastor; fromsoliciting spanking dates over the Internet to scoring a coveted invitation toa threesome with some elf fetishist neighbors, indie music darling (Xiu Xiu)Jamie Stewart's journey of fleshyself-discovery and queer awakening makes for an extraordinary, cringy,unputdownable epic in miniature, burning always with radical and often shockingself-criticism. A one-of-a-kind exploration of abasement, depravity, joy,and embarrassment (and even joy in embarrassment),Anything That Moves is a series ofcomic, tragic X-rays of sex. It is funny, erotic, anti-erotic, honest, brave,icky, and hauntingly sad by turns. It demonstrates too how love and forgivenesscan percolate around the edges of even the most traumatic relationships. Stewart's band Xiu Xiu has been called "self-flagellating,""brutal," "shocking," and "perverse," but also "genius," "brilliant," "unique,""imaginative," and "luminous." Readers can expect nothing less from JamieStewart's debut, Anything That Moves.

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Kelly Brockelhurst

THE SACRAMENT is a collection of tales that will take you to the depths of terror and despair. It delves into the unknown and the unseen, revealing a world where the higher power has gone awry, and all that's left is horror. Each story in this anthology is crafted by a diverse group of authors, each bringing their unique voice and perspective to the theme of religious horror. THE SACRAMENT is not for the faint of heart. It's a must-read for fans of religious horror and for those who want to explore the darker side of faith. This anthology will leave you questioning your beliefs and wondering what really lies beyond the veil of our understanding. So, if you're ready to face your fears and enter a world of darkness, then you must take the sacrament. Beware, for what you'll find within these pages is not for the weak-minded, it is a journey into the abyss. Included are stories from Michael R. Goodwin, Spencer Hamilton, Bret Laurie, Jake McCormac, Milan Kovačevic, Elizabeth Sparrow, Christopher Robertson, Caitlin Marceau, Kay Hanifen, Catlyn Ladd, Amanda M. Blake, Drew Huff with a special introduction by Ross Jeffery and edited by Kelly Brocklehurst and Jamie Stewart.

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The Sacrament

A Neo Tropical Companion is the first collection of haikus written by Xiu Xiu singer, Jamie Stewart. This is the first time his haikus, which have been featured in several literary journals and small press releases, will be comprehensively collected. Two thirds of the work will include new poems written for specifically for this book. The title, A Neo Tropical Companion, comes from an antiquated guide book to North East South America that Stewart found molding on the ground in the jungle. The poems, written in the classical Japanese poetry form, concern death, uncertainty, cats, being on weird tours, horrible sex, hating other people, bird watching in Guyana, and growing up in a dim and boxed-in valley.

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