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Just in time for Valentine's Day,
the Guardian in London has
reviewed and raved about
The Secret Language of Sleep.
And, for the rest of the week,
you can buy it for $5!
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This issue contains 312 pages, which is more than previous issues, though in this case the pages are not all bound together. This issue actually starts with a box, within which are fourteen separate booklets, most of the stories having been granted their own binding and color covers. They look very good. If you would like to buy one through your local bookstore and they do not carry our title, please urge them to do so, and tell them that we are available through any number of fine distributors. Now, a rundown of the issue's contents: Rachel Cohen: "A Chance Meeting"
George Saunders: "Four Institutional Monologues"
Ben Miller: "Dar(e)apy"
Lawrence Weschler: "Two Further Convergences"
Sheila Heti: "The Middle Tales"
Haruki Murakami: "Dabchick"
Rick Moody: "The Double Zero"
Jonathan Lethem: "K Is for Fake"
Paul Maliszewski: "Paperback Nabokov"
Paul Collins: "Symmes Hole"
Lydia Davis: "A Mown Lawn"
Denis Johnson: "Hellhound on My Trail"
Issue also contains a booklet, of 48 pages, which contains new, short work from these people, among others: Sarah Vowell, Arthur Bradford, Sean Wilsey, J. Robert Lennon, Amy Fusselman, Nicholas Laughlin, Dan Pope, Gabe Hudson, Marcy Dermansky, the very fine John Warner and a very funny piece by a Mr. Jason Eaton. On the back cover is "More Notes on Revising Last Night's Dream," a perfect little thing by Ben Greenman. There are also many drawings of ears and severed hands. Thank you.
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