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Here's a freewheeling conversation about everything and nothing between Gerry Fialka and Sagging Meniscus publisher Jacob Smullyan: 

InnerViews#797 Jacob Smullyan YouTube video by I'm Probably Wrong About Everything

I had great fun talking with Gerry Fialka, who has a brilliant way all his own of conducting an interview: www.youtube.com/live/rhwXivz...

Here Dawn Raffel channels Guillermo Stitch channeling Charles Dickens. https://youtube.com/shorts/VAYbRW4z4XU?feature=share

An illustration of some coral and the quote "That which is not charms that which is"

New Substack. Wherein I promise the reader eternal life. guillermostitch.substack.com/p/that-which...

Here's an Asterism Book Bundle with two books by Jacob M. Appel and one by Merrill Joan Gerber, all three from our (still unnamed) reissue series: asterismbooks.com/list/short-s... Actually, one of the books is a novel, not a story collection, but hey — the important thing is THESE ARE ALL SUPER.

Tonight in Paris: Dr. Jean-Marc Victor will present (in French) Devin Jacobsen's BREATH LIKE THE WIND AT DAWN at the Sorbonne, with actor Dominique Parent reading Victor's French translations of excerpts. https://is.gd/LHB5dY

Happy Publication Day to Merrill Joan Gerber and her new book, SOMEONE SHOULD KNOW THIS STORY! www.saggingmeniscus.com/catalog/someone_should_k...

One of the 760 page novel's pivotal passages. Kudos to Tyler for homing in on it.

Tyler C. Gore Reads From Guillermo Stitch's The Coast of Everything Thanks to Tyler C. Gore, author of MY LIFE OF CRIME, for this reading from Guillermo Stitch's THE COAST OF EVERYTHING. thecoastofeverything.com

Our series of readings of Guillermo Stitch's THE COAST OF EVERYTHING by Sagging Meniscus Spirit Guides continues with this tantalizing tidbit from Tyler C. Gore, author of MY LIFE OF CRIME.

Merrill Joan Gerber, happy with her recent books.

In @psychologytoday.com , Susan Perry talks with Merrill Joan Gerber about her life as a writer, her new collection SOMEONE SHOULD KNOW THIS STORY, small press publishing, and having her archives at Yale. https://is.gd/SD34dL

COVER REVEAL: Norman Conquest's WHAT'S HECUBA TO HIM, OR HE TO HECUBA?, coming in September in our "Sagging Shorts" series of pocket books. Preorder at asterismbooks.com/product/whats-hecuba-to-...

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Thrilled to be working with them @disruptedblue.bsky.social

We have a few teething problems getting the Bluesky set up, but please do follow and spread the word in the meantime.

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COVER REVEAL — for Lee Upton's TABITHA, STAY UP, coming Sep. 15th! www.saggingmeniscus.com/catalog/tabitha_stay_up/

Is this a Quantum Book?: On Melissa McCarthy Anthony Howell reviews Melissa McCarthy's Photo, Phyto, Proto, Nitro

Anthony Howell on Melissa McCarthy's PHOTO, PHYTO, PROTO, NITRO in The Fortnightly Review:"McCarthy’s rabbit-holing prompts the enchanted reader to engage in similar sleuthing. This is a book that has an effect on one’s thought." fortnightlyreview.substack.com/p/is-this-a-...

Thanks to Chris for this! By chance, the reading he sent us lines up with the excerpt at www.3ammagazine.com/3am/what-is-...

Thanks to Christopher Boucher for this reading from Guillermo Stitch's THE COAST OF EVERYTHING. https://youtube.com/shorts/Om9EsKMeKjw

Kirkus Reviews on Merrill Joan Gerber: "Whether they’re longtime fans or are discovering Gerber for the first time, readers will take much from this collection... consistently arresting and engaging." www.kirkusreviews.com/book-reviews/merrill-joa...

" . . . the Shali as the sun set, and how they burned so red it was as if they didn’t reflect its light but glowed, like the embers of a forgotten fire, with their own."

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Stanford magazine features Merrill Joan Gerber's SOMEONE SHOULD KNOW THIS STORY: stanfordmag.org/contents/biblio-file-wha...

“Close up, the plane of green mesh was a screen upon which winged trajectories were inscribed.” It will come as no surprise that a book so in thrall to the Arabian Nights concerns itself with frame and framework.

New Substack. Form and forward motion.

guillermostitch.substack.com/p/close-up-t...

A tantalizing excerpt from Guillermo Stitch's THE COAST OF EVERYTHING, coming in June, has landed In 3:AM magazine:

https://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/what-is-the-archive/

Delighted to add to the buzz surrounding this forthcoming novel (published on 16th June this year with events in Dublin and London). More on that story here: www.saggingmeniscus.com/catalog/the_...

This is the correct headgear.

David Collard Reads from Guillermo Stitch's THE COAST OF EVERYTHING Thanks to David Collard, author of MULTIPLE JOYCE and A CRUMPLED SWAN, for this reading from Guillermo Stitch's THE COAST OF EVERYTHING. Preorder the latter ...

Thanks to @davidcollard.bsky.social for this reading from @guillermostitch.bsky.social's THE COAST OF EVERYTHING, preorderable at thecoastofeverything.com.

A Personal Anthology, by Guillermo Stitch Those familiar with the water colour Dickens’ Dream by Robert William Buss should be able to picture the scene.

Wherein, at the invitation of @jonathangibbs.bsky.social, I write about twelve brilliant stories by twelve brilliant writers, some of whom are alive @egangoonsquad.bsky.social @theactualemma.bsky.social @cdrose.bsky.social.

Julian Stannard Reads From Guillermo Stitch's THE COAST OF EVERYTHING Thanks to Julian Stannard, author of NEW AND SELECTED POEMS (Salt, 2025) and THE UNIVERSITY OF BLISS (Sagging Meniscus, 2024), for this reading from Guillerm...

Thanks to Julian Stannard, author of NEW AND SELECTED POEMS (Salt, 2025) and THE UNIVERSITY OF BLISS (Sagging Meniscus, 2024), for this reading from Guillermo Stitch's THE COAST OF EVERYTHING. Preorder the latter at thecoastofeverything.com.

One of four new Nightjars coming in March.

“Overhead, a blossoming black had given way to something bluer, like the hide of a slug, or a crowberry . . .” The line in full (and long enough, probably, to count as an excerpt):

New Substack. On plagiarism and plain theft.

Can’t tell you what this means to me, Jeff. A fellow writer who has decided to read only small press books this year wrote to me and asked me to recommend what I thought were the best in the last ten years. I recommended three. Hashtag was one of them.

This book is, and I don't say this lightly, one of the most rewarding reading experiences of my life.