Kristine Ong Muslim

Tilde Acuña

John Bengan

Daryll Delgado

Amado Anthony G. Mendoza III

Best Contemporary Stories in Translation from the Philippines

Ulirát

Age of Blight explores a kind of post-future, in which the human race is finally abandoned to the end of its history. Muslim's poetic vignettes explore the nature of dystopia itself, often to darkly humorous effect, as when the spirit of Laika (the Russian space dog that perished on Sputnik 2) tries to befriend a satellite, or when Beth, the narrator's older sister, returns from the dead. The collection is illustrated throughout by the charcoal drawings of RISD artist Alessandra Hogan.

The Age of Blight

Amado Anthony G. Mendoza (III)

"Destination: SEA 2050 A.D. the first Southeast Asian fiction anthology that imagines-based on scientific projections-the world of the year 2050, the same year when 90 percent of the planet’s coral reefs are expected to decline, when plastic is found inside 99 percent of all the world’s seabirds, when there is severe water shortage in Asia, when growth in the world’s populations stops, and when the elderly outnumber children in most places on Earth. Short stories and graphic narratives from a veritable literary supergroup from all over Southeast Asia and with each story painstakingly annotated, will paint a vivid, often disquieting but at times hopeful, vision of an environmental futurist spread. Destination: SEA 2050 A.D. is a travel through time and into the heartland of the global conversation on the final stages of the sixth extinction"--Provided by publisher.

SEA 2050 A.D.

Destination

Bonnie Jo Campbell

Cat Warren

Beth Kephart

Diane Lefer

Carol Guess

Sybil Baker

Ethel Rohan

Kim Chinquee

Kathleen Rooney

Tama Janowitz

Kathi Appelt

Sherrie Flick

Victoria Redel

Robin Black

Deb Olin Unferth

Kathy Fish

Molly Gaudry

Debra Di Blasi

Xu Xi

Ellen Meister

Jennifer Steil

Amina Gautier

Jo-Ann Mapson

Elaine Chiew

Tara Laskowski

Natasha Saje

Roberta Allen

Susanna Sonnenberg

Pamela Painter

Jillian Sullivan

Nancy Stohlman

Liza Gardner Walsh

Tara Campbell

Patricia McConnell

Lisa Kastner

Ellen Boscov

Kristin Burcham

Sara Chansarkar

Mare Chapman

Watsuki Harrington

Tara Masih

Robin OIivera

Alina Pleskova

Zalisa Rabin

Trisha Rodriguez

C. J. Spataro

Wendy Stetson

Chelsea Stickle

Julia Strayer

Girija Tripp

Fifty-two writers responded in exactly 100 words to the fine art photography of Meg Boscov to create an anthology of healing visions.

An Anthology of Micro Writing and Fine Art Photography

Healing Visions

Poetry. Kristine Ong Muslim has dissected life's parts and crafted updates carrying a calm punch. Her precise and mournful vision shows us that the NOW refuses to be lulled by "last year's domesticity" and that every object exemplifies a contradictory present. When a carpet in "Songs of Dead Objects Content in Their Husks" claims "the texture of silence" it can only do so by asserting its presence. While the eye in "Director's Cut, Exterior Panel: The Eye" can't quite focus it is "yet functional." Willfulness subverts the tragic. Protects the soul. That same eye "...ignores signs, misreads instructions, fakes loneliness." Repeat: "fakes loneliness." Muslim moves beyond the trope of modern isolation. A ROOMFUL OF MACHINES provides companionship for the wise.

A Roomful of Machines

A collection of distinctly dark poems by a distinct master of the genre. 128 pages

Poems

Grim Series

In this exhibition of literary art, 100 flash fictions and prose poems are presented. From the visual to the textual, transmuting before the gallery-goer's gaze, the shifting contours of curator Muslim's surreal panorama delineate the unconventional, the unexpected, and the unnatural. Traversing this visionary vista's panoply of "rooms of unfinished lives," the reader unearths and examines and reanimatesNrevealing the transcendent uncanniness that subsists underfoot.

We Bury the Landscape

Patricia S. Bowne

Catherine Lundoff

Naomi Kritzer

Mark Rich

Eleanor Arnason

Patricia Russo

Hank Quense

Tony Pi

Gerard Houarner

Katherine Woodbury

F. J. Bergmann

Stephen Dedman

Ann K. Schwader

Sue Isle

Lyda Morehouse

James P. Roberts

Terry A. Garey

Martha A. Hood

S. N. Arly

Stephen Couch

Michael A. Pignatella

Terry Faust

Camilla DeCarnin

Sandra Lindow

Cornelius Fortune

Terry Leigh Relf

Tales of the Unanticipated #29

Insomnia

The stories and non-stories in Kristine Ong Muslim's Butterfly Dream avow mutilation as rebirth, ruin as indestructibility, and safety as an illusion. In "Artificial Life," a girl is persistent in her belief that her doll will soon come to life. "The Six Mutations of Jerome" documents the grotesque transformations of an everyman named Jerome, while "The Lonely People" follows a group of individuals fleeing from the accoutrements of the modern world as manifested by carnivorous floors and a marauding giant worm. Part travelogue on the vagaries of human consciousness, Butterfly Dream is a glimpse into a reality marred by causal logic and wakefulness.

Butterfly Dream

This collection by Kristine Ong Muslim, an author from the Philippines, gathers nine delicate miniatures told with a post-modern and surreal touch - like macro photographs of the world's end.

The Drone Outside

Black Arcadia

Ramsey Campbell

Richard Gavin

Nicholas Day

Michael Wehunt

Matthew M. Bartlett

Christine Morgan

Austin James

William Tea

Duane Pesice

S. L. Edwards

S. E. Casey

Welcome to Mannequin: Tales of Wood Made Flesh, an anthology described by Rue Morgue magazine as "the best multi-author anthology of 2019." Featuring tales of dolls, mannequins, statues, and other varieties of humanoid horror, Mannequin explores the intersection between artificiality and life through a stunning variety of writers both established and new. This highly-anticipated debut anthology from Silent Motorist Media is certain to leave readers of horror and weird fiction more than satisfied. Ramsey Campbell, Michael Wehunt, Christine Morgan, Richard Gavin, Kristine Ong Muslim, Nicholas Day, Austin James, William Tea, Duane Pesice, S. L. Edwards, Matthew M. Bartlett, S. E. Casey, Justin A. Burnett, Daulton Dickey, C. P. Dunphey, Jon Padgett, Introduction by Christopher Slatsky.

Tales of Wood Made Flesh

Mannequin

Ronald P. Hollenbeck

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