Andrew Farkas is the author of a novel: The Big Red Herring (KERNPUNKT Press), and two short fiction collections: … More
Tag: KERNPUNKT Press
Chelsea Biondolillo’s essay collection THE SKINNED BIRD, reviewed by Christen Kauffman
The Skinned Bird, by Chelsea Biondolillo. Hamilton, New York: KERNPUNKT Press, May 2019. 165 pages. $14.99, paper. Song birds, … More
An Excerpt from ANGEL HOUSE, a coming-of-age horror novel by David Leo Rice
After crossing a vast inland sea in an ark called ANGEL HOUSE, Professor Squimbop docks on a distant shore. As … More
“History Repeats and Stories Become Complete”: FABULATIONS, minimalist short stories by José de Piérola, reviewed by Mark Crimmins
Fabulations, by José de Piérola. KERNPUNKT Press, October 2018. 121 pages. $14.99, paper. José de Pierola’s Fabulations is an impressive … More
THE BOOK OF TRANSPARENCIES, a literary detective novel by Jefferson Navicky, reviewed by Laura Nicoara
The Book of Transparencies, by Jefferson Navicky. KERNPUNKT Press, December 2018. 75 pages. $12.99, paper. The Book of Transparencies begins … More
HOW TO CARRY SCARS, a debut novel by Dana Green, reviewed by Wendy J. Fox
How to Carry Scars, by Dana Green. KERNPUNKT Press, September 2018. 222 pages. $14.99, paper. Dana Green’s debut novel How … More
Review: MOUNT FUGUE by JI Daniels
Mount Fugue, by JI Daniels. KERNPUNKT Press, November 2016. 220 pages. $14.99, paper. As a pianist who has played many … More
Matthew Burnside’s POSTLUDES
Postludes, by Matthew Burnside. KERNPUNKT Press, February 2017. 145 pages. $14.99, paper. The hero is too late. The dragon is … More
