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It Came from the 80’s
The 80’s were a golden age for horror. Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and their many offspring were everywhere. It was also a golden age for pop and rock music. Prince, Bruce Springsteen, and Culture Club, among many others. So what happens when you put those two things together? In It Came from the 80’s, Poison’s “Talk Dirty to Me” turns into a battle to the death between good and evil magic, “Footloose” becomes a grotesque mass violence event, and even “Escape (If you love pina coladas...)” transforms into a grim tale of desire gone wrong.
Your Daily Micro Desk Calendar 2027
Start every morning of 2027 with a new world of fiction and art. ELJ Edition’s 2027 Your Daily Micro Tear-Away Calendar delivers a daily, bite-sized escape into stories written by diverse authors from every corner of the globe. Perfect for book lovers, busy readers, and writers seeking daily inspiration, this beautifully designed calendar turns your desk into a daily literary festival.
Digging Up Bones: Reflections on Trauma & Recovery
A stunning anthology that shines light on difficult experiences often relegated to the dark. Instead of turning away, this courageous group of authors share their diverse experiences of challenge—and growth. There is nothing linear here. Just steps forward, sideways, and back, along complex, messy, beautiful paths. These 41 incredibly moving essays will leave you deeply inspired. Oh, to dig—and to see what blossoms.
Domesticated Creatures
George-Rupert is a struggling writer and failing donkey parent who is trying to navigate suburban absurdities and moonshot dreams alongside his unsympathetic wife. Then Gene, a reaper, moves into The Hills and befriends him alone. A relationship with cloaked death becomes one more complication, or perhaps salvation, as his life threatens to fall apart.
Gizzards & Hearts: Stories
In Gizzards & Hearts, characters teeter on the edge of collapse, clinging to hope in a crumbling world. From a mother in isolation to boys chasing time travel, each story explores desperate acts, fleeting grace, and the fragile struggle to see ourselves—and each other—for who we truly are.
Dying Man in Living Room
After five months alone, Greta Fox steps out on Christmas Eve to attend a cryptic “living exhibition” called Dying Man In Living Room. Wandering Manhattan without her phone, she’s pulled into a night of strange encounters and self-reflection in this sharp, darkly funny meditation on privilege, paralysis, and possibility.