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Paperback. Zustand: fine trade paperback. 1st edition. previous owners inscription. Hiding Under the Leaves is an anthology of original folk horror short fiction, seeking beyond the boundaries of this fascinating sub-genre.

Zustand: New. In.

Zustand: New. In.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - GENRE IS A CONSTRUCT. GENRE DOES NOT EXIST.Such are the guiding principles of the curation process for Subtle Body Press's fiction anthology series debuting in October 2024. Our focus with Body Shots is one thing and one thing only: finding works from new, established, and emerging voices whose stories move us, grip us, entertain us, and/or make us think, compulsively turning pages until we reach the end, regardless of genre, form, or trope. In our first volume, you will find an eclectic mix of conventional fiction, transgressive fiction, stream of consciousness, magical realism, slipstream, and horror, with great care to arrange it all along a path of shared, recurring, or related themes. This Winter 2024 edition features new, exclusive stories by Joe Nazare, Abhishek Sengupta, Diane Lefer, Christina Hoag, Shelley Lavigne, Jon Lasser, Bert S.G., Bucket Siler, Tom Johnstone, Gary Smith, Bryan Miller, Leon Peter Blanda, Sarah Liddle, Sean Kilpatrick, and Rob Grafrath.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Seven Story Hotel: Issue 2 has arrived with a fresh batch of the strange, where renegade artists collide with academic theoreticians, and philosophical achievements intertwine with paranoid analysis.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - A practical system shaped through an audit of lived experience.A field manual for musicians and other independent artists, writers, or creators of all stripes, looking for clarity, discipline, and momentum instead of stagnation.A toolkit to overcome resistance, avoid distraction, and end procrastination.Curse Mackey calls it, 'The Sound Philosophy.'In the wake of the Pandemic, lifelong working musician and visual artist Curse Mackey was, like so many, facing life on hard mode. Rather than give up, he undertook a months-long reflection through daily journaling.During this process, he mined his many years of real work in touring, recording, publishing, curating, running creative businesses, losing momentum, regaining it, rebuilding, rebranding, and trial-and-error. From these experiences, he rediscovered the hard-won lessons acquired across decades living the art life in the creative trenches. And then, he committed to applying them daily in a disciplined, practical, common sense, and no-nonsense way. The end result His output and opportunities didn't just return to their previous highs; they catapulted to greater heights. The Sound Philosophy is a standalone book that also serves as an entry-level introduction to Curse's process, reworking portions of his journals, illustrative road stories, and anecdotes into 100 micro essays that lay the foundation for a practical, sustainable approach to creative living, which will be expanded upon more deeply in future works.