Genre Fiction

Being a first-generation American college student is hard enough, but when you throw an international immigration battle right in the middle of your neighborhood, life can get absolutely chaotic.

Cate Saunders is despondent, but more than that, she is angry. Her husband John, sent to Iraq after joining the National Guard, dies in action, and the government will not offer any details.

“Over 300 years the forests are raped, eco-systems destroyed, wealth generated, and the insatiable international desire and greed for wood exploited.”

What a strange and wonderful book this is. Mashup is a collection of stories, as the title indicates, based on famous first lines. 

Arsénie Negovan doesn't get out much. For the past 20-odd years, he's maintained a series of properties in Belgrade, Yugoslavia.

“It is astonishing, the beauty in humanity that sometimes accompanies the most hideous tragedy. . . . another hit-the-ball-out-of-the-park novel . . .”

“will easily be remembered as one of the most unique and unforgettable werewolf tales ever written.”

“Bohman’s prose is the literary equivalent of an undertow.”

“sometimes that’s what you have to do—go back to go forward.”

“It is with these origami-like turns of storytelling that the subtle beauty of the book really shines and makes it that much more brilliant.”

“Travis Mulhauser hits it out of the park in his first novel. . . . overwhelming triumph . . .”

“if you like your novels dark and stormy, this one is a winner.”