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In Madison's Cave, an epistolary dialogue between Thomas Jefferson and John Adams by Douglas Anderson officially launched on September 14th. Get your copy now!
In a series of chapters that mimic those of his infamous book, Notes on the State of Virginia, Jefferson ushers Adams into the underworld of the human psyche, filled with both its monsters and its redemptive lessons. This experimental novel considers early American history, government & politics, education, race relations, and other themes that still resonate in modern American life.
Douglas Anderson was educated at Oberlin College and the University of Virginia. He was the Sterling-Goodman Professor of English at the University of Georgia, and has published a number of critical studies in American literature. He currently resides in Portland, OR.
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If you missed the Frayed Edge Press Showcase event, featuring an overview of our publishing initiatives and readings from FEP authors,
you can now watch it on our YouTube Channel. Also watch the book trailer for In Madison's Cave.
Visit the book page and our YouTube Channel for more.
you can now watch it on our YouTube Channel. Also watch the book trailer for In Madison's Cave.
Visit the book page and our YouTube Channel for more.
Frayed Edge Press News
Interview with FEP Author Bryant O'Hara in the Blue Mountain Review
Bryant O'Hara, author of The Ghettobirds, a collection of speculative poetry published by Frayed Edge Press in June, is interviewed by poet Lee Furey in the September issue of the Blue Mountain Review.
Two New Street Smart Series Titles Coming in November!
#6 - "Make the Bear Be Nice" by Stephen St. Francis Decky launches November 2nd and #7 - The Day is Gone by Shelonda Montgomery launches November 9th.
Interview with Yearning for the Sea Translator Selma Marks
Read an interview with Yearning for the Sea translator Selma Marks and the FEP publisher by Nidhi Ajay of the lafammeabsurde blog: "Esther Seligson and a feminist retelling of Homer's Odyssey: A Mexican feminist scholar/writer, and the women who brought her voice to the English-speaking world."
Five-Star Review for Ere the Cock Crows
We're thrilled to report that Ere the Cock Crows, the first English-language edition of Norwegian author Jens Bjørneboe's novel, translated by Esther Greenleaf Mürer, has received a "5 out of 5" Clarion rating on Foreword Reviews.
Frayed Edge Press is Now on Bookshop.org
Want to support your local bookstore? Check out our listings on Bookshop.org -- any of our books can be ordered through a local, independent bookstore near you! Bookshop says: "Bookshop is an online bookstore with a mission to financially support local, independent bookstores. We believe that bookstores are essential to a healthy culture." We believe that, too!
FEP Author Daniel Hales' Reading Profiled in Greenfield Reporter Article
Daniel Hales, author of ¿Cómo Hacer Preguntas? or How To Make Questions, recently participated in a virtual poetry reading organized by the Warwick Free Public Library.
Q&A With FEP Author Rebecca Pritchard
Rebecca Pritchard, author of Jeremiah Hacker: Journalist, Anarchist, Abolitionist sits down for a question and answer session on her writing process, Hacker's relevance for today, and more!
Salvation in others? Ambushing the Void Reviewed
"If the ongoing pandemic has you feeling isolated, anxious, and disconnected, Ambushing the Void, while not comforting, assures you that you are not alone." James McAdams' collection of short stories, Ambushing the Void, is reviewed in the Broad Street Review.
Albert Tucher's Pele's Domain Reviewed in Crime Fiction Lover
"Tucher made a good choice in setting the story in the midst of Kilauea’s eruption. It is not only an unusual adversary, akin to a hurricane or an avalanche, it adds an overlay of dread to the story – things are out of control. . . . Pele’s Domain is a quick fun read!" -- Vicki Weisfeld in Crime Fiction Lover
Read all of the news from Frayed Edge Press on our News Blog
Bryant O'Hara, author of The Ghettobirds, a collection of speculative poetry published by Frayed Edge Press in June, is interviewed by poet Lee Furey in the September issue of the Blue Mountain Review.
Two New Street Smart Series Titles Coming in November!
#6 - "Make the Bear Be Nice" by Stephen St. Francis Decky launches November 2nd and #7 - The Day is Gone by Shelonda Montgomery launches November 9th.
Interview with Yearning for the Sea Translator Selma Marks
Read an interview with Yearning for the Sea translator Selma Marks and the FEP publisher by Nidhi Ajay of the lafammeabsurde blog: "Esther Seligson and a feminist retelling of Homer's Odyssey: A Mexican feminist scholar/writer, and the women who brought her voice to the English-speaking world."
Five-Star Review for Ere the Cock Crows
We're thrilled to report that Ere the Cock Crows, the first English-language edition of Norwegian author Jens Bjørneboe's novel, translated by Esther Greenleaf Mürer, has received a "5 out of 5" Clarion rating on Foreword Reviews.
Frayed Edge Press is Now on Bookshop.org
Want to support your local bookstore? Check out our listings on Bookshop.org -- any of our books can be ordered through a local, independent bookstore near you! Bookshop says: "Bookshop is an online bookstore with a mission to financially support local, independent bookstores. We believe that bookstores are essential to a healthy culture." We believe that, too!
FEP Author Daniel Hales' Reading Profiled in Greenfield Reporter Article
Daniel Hales, author of ¿Cómo Hacer Preguntas? or How To Make Questions, recently participated in a virtual poetry reading organized by the Warwick Free Public Library.
Q&A With FEP Author Rebecca Pritchard
Rebecca Pritchard, author of Jeremiah Hacker: Journalist, Anarchist, Abolitionist sits down for a question and answer session on her writing process, Hacker's relevance for today, and more!
Salvation in others? Ambushing the Void Reviewed
"If the ongoing pandemic has you feeling isolated, anxious, and disconnected, Ambushing the Void, while not comforting, assures you that you are not alone." James McAdams' collection of short stories, Ambushing the Void, is reviewed in the Broad Street Review.
Albert Tucher's Pele's Domain Reviewed in Crime Fiction Lover
"Tucher made a good choice in setting the story in the midst of Kilauea’s eruption. It is not only an unusual adversary, akin to a hurricane or an avalanche, it adds an overlay of dread to the story – things are out of control. . . . Pele’s Domain is a quick fun read!" -- Vicki Weisfeld in Crime Fiction Lover
Read all of the news from Frayed Edge Press on our News Blog
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