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Upcoming Events

Tananarive Due — LitFest in the Dena (Altadena, CA)

5/4/24, 5:00pm

For the Love of Horror featuring Tananarive Due in conversation with Jervey Tervalon: Tananarive Due and Jervey Tervalon share their views about the rise of the black horror sub-genre into mainstream media. Is it a modern-day reinvention? Although contributions to horror have been largely ignored, Black writers have been pioneers of the genre since the […]

Jerry Stahl — LitFest in the Dena (Altadena, CA)

5/4/24, 2:00pm

Jerry Stahl presents Nein, Nein, Nein! in conversation with Julie Parker, author of The Yoke, A Memoir of Love and Psychosis; moderated by Dick Rubin

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Toronto Noir (Canada)

Edited by: Janine Armin and Nathaniel G. Moore

The Akashic Noir Series moves fearlessly north of the US border.

Two Times Intro: On the Road with Patti Smith

By: Michael Stipe

Two Times Intro is Michael Stipe’s intimate and evocative visual diary of Patti Smith’s return to live performance.

Two Times Intro: On the Road with Patti Smith – Limited-Edition Package

By: Michael Stipe

Two Times Intro is Michael Stipe’s intimate and evocative visual diary of Patti Smith’s return to live performance.
**This is the page for the limited-edition package, including a signed print.

Brooklyn Noir 3: Nothing but the Truth

Edited by: Tim McLoughlin and Thomas Adcock

Brooklyn Noir is back, this time with a true-crime vengeance.

Changers Book Three: Kim Launch Event Recap at Charis Books

Celebrating the release of Changers Book Three: Kim, authors T Cooper and Allison Glock-Cooper, plus special musical guest Laurie Ray, discussed their latest in the Changers series at Charis Books and More in Atlanta, Georgia.

Authors of the CHANGERS Series on the Today Show!

Authors of the CHANGERS Series on the Today Show!

50% Holiday Sale: Changers Book Three: Kim

Changers Book Three: Kim by T Cooper & Allison Glock-Cooper is now available.

“Central Park General” by B. Kim Taylor

I was in a Central Park playground one autumn afternoon with two extremely high-energy young sons, when a local dad offered to organize a game with them and other kids in the park.