books by Chiasmus     books:     Chiasmus      My Sister's Continent Gina Frangello Chiasmus Press, 2006 A Psycho Sexual Tour of Two Troubled Female Lives This book will grab you quickly and take you into an ultra real world of two beautiful and intelligent female twins who are both struggling with their lives and especially their relationships with men. It is told through the eyes of one of the twins who is in therapy ...             On The Roast Doug Nufer Chiasmus Press, 2004 Possibly the Northwest's first, full-fledged mock biography of a fictional CEO who created a coffee empire and sipped the soul out of a city. Authored by a twice removed hand, or, the truth laid bare through a series of fictions.             10: 01 Lance Olsen Chiasmus Press, 2005 This book rocks Lance Olsen's 10:01 is amazing. First of all, it's totally innovative and different from anything else I've read (and I've read a lot of novels!) It paints a picture of Middle America that's totally unsentimental and contemporary. It's multicultural, multilingual and ...             Creamy Bullets Kevin Sampsell Chiasmus, 2008 Enchanting! Creamy Bullets is the first full-length collection from Portland publisher and small press icon Kevin Sampsell. Arranged in three sections, small, medium and large, Creamy Bullets is a whirlwind of fantastic prose. Magic realism blends with a diabolical attention to ...             The Garbageman and the Prostitute Zack Wentz Chiasmus Press, 2006 The Garbageman and the Prostitute The Garbageman and the Prostitute is a mystery novel for its readers. Each chapter is written from the point of view of a different character, told out of order. Wentz makes us search for clues to what's going in his peculiar world and look for connections between the ...             Voices From the Blue Hotel Maya Sonenberg Chiasmus, 2006 Each told by a different troubled narrator, the ten stories in Voices from the Blue Hotel hit emotion head on. They strike the deepest, most troubling emotions, the ones it's impossible to resolve or restrain, the ones that arise mysteriously, linger obnoxiously, and dissipate with excruciating slowness-except that these stories never allow their ...             Nightmare in Silicon Colette Phair Chiasmus, 2007 Don't belive the tripe This is the future of science fiction. While Dick is dead and Gibson is busy writing about the present, Phair is there for you in the impending apocalypse. If you don't find something to love about Ymo's story, then something may be lacking in your taste. Words are ...             Abecedarium Davis Schneiderman, Carlos Hernandez Chiasmus, 2007 "Each word he utters is mutilated..." Abecedarium, the epic short experimental novel deftly executed, autopsied, and cremated by two talented post-modern dissectors of the English language (Schneiderman & Hernandez), will blow your mind, rewire your brain, and then short circuit the whole organ. Across ...             The Long Trial of Nolan Dugatti Stephen Graham Jones Chiasmus, 2008 The Camopede Stalks Coming along at around the same time as Ledfeather, Stephen Graham Jones 'The Long Trial of Nolan Dugatti' is a great read. Written in a weekend, it reads as anything but. Video games and a father who can't quite kill himself make up Nolan Dugatti, who sits alone in ...             Parabola Lily Hoang Chiasmus, 2008 Beautiful Book! I think the blurbs say it all: Rarely does an author as fresh as Lily Hoang do so many things with such sophistication: a daring writer, an aesthetic high-wire walker who makes big issues her baton, balances the weight of literary and personal history-and all while ...             Many Ways To Get It, Many Ways To Say It Cris Mazza Chiasmus Press, 2005 One of Mazza's Best Cris Mazza, a writer long known for her psychological novels and insights into sexual politics, has written another arresting novel. Divided into two parts, as suggested by the title, Mazza delves into the empty lives of Lorilee, a bus driver whose possibly impotent ...             Frank R. M. Berry Chiasmus, 2005 A don't-miss for the meta-crowd A demanding but terrific read about the worst case of anxiety of influence in the history of the universe. A story surrounding a story surrounding a story, all of them monsters, labors under a plot created by...Gothic...precursors...who just will not go away. In this ...             My Last Days Lou Rowan Chiasmus, 2007 Lou Rowan's My Last Days takes us deep inside the American myth of Superman and Clark Kent where no prior version of our naturalized heroic savior's ineradicable story has dared to go. Be prepared for a wild ride on the back of the man of steel's poignant confessional autobiography into a satirical maelstrom of hilarity and moral outrage.             East Of Elko Andy Mingo Chiasmus Press, 2004 Cyberpunk Meets the Basquelands This is a great book--funny, smart, vivid in its language. It is the story of an oppressed "agent" of the mega corporation "Woolcom" -- insert sheep working for corporate monster -- who finds that he is digitally mobile and able to become other identities. My ...             29 Inches: A Long Narrative Poem Mark Amerika Chiasmus, 2007 Wonderful Work This book is truly wonderful and incredibly funny. If you haven't read Mark's work you are missing out on a true American genius. Mark Amerika is great artist both literary and visual.          products you might be interested in search for books abecedarium, continent, garbageman, narrative, nightmare, prostitute      toavi.com    web we recommend This book rocks randomly chosen music: The Organ of St. Mary's Cathedral, Edinburgh