Widely-acclaimed for his genre-busting experimental novel House of Leaves, Mark Z. Danielewski continues to unfurl his most ambitious project yet—a 27 volume work involving multiple protagonists, intersecting plotlines, and his trademark, boundary-breaking typographical formatting. In The Familiar, Volume 2: Into the Forest, we follow Danielewski even deeper into a slowly converging web of stories involving
Four Seattle poets — Kevin Craft, Nicole Hardy, Nikkita Oliver, and Ed Skoog — will blow your ears off at this last installment of the Cheap series in 2015. Practice for Thanksgiving at Hugo House with $1 Chuck Shaw wine. Kevin Craft is the editor of Poetry Northwest. His books include Solar Prominence (Cloudbank Books, 2005), and
Novelist Benjamin Percy will take your hand and show you the mysterious borderlands between literary writing and genre writing—what distinguishes them and what we can do to blend them to create a supergenre. Along the way, Percy will also discuss the mechanics of suspense and momentum—how to keep your reader engaged from beginning to end. Author
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