Despite the turmoil of a century, the paradigmatic philosopher remains statuesque. He is a being of dignity and composure, who at a distance ascertains the interrelatedness of all parts that confor…

We sold 1,342 books in 2025. This figure does not include book club orders, zines, or anthologies. I’m just looking at the books we have to pay royalties on,...

In no particular order, my favorite reads of the year: Sleep Decades by Israel A. Bonilla The History of Sound by Ben Shattuck The Seven Storey Mountain by Thomas Merton Made to Explode: Poems by Sand...

By Israel Bonilla — "The cellphone’s alarm woke me up to a bunch of pillows, a crumpled blanket, and the pungent smell of my armpits. I hadn’t registered Marina’s absence; her belongings were gone."

Preorder. Ships in November 2024. Sleep Decades presents a mosaic of individuals who have grown into their identities with a mixture of verve and unease. There is the nomadic mother and her s...

In the interest of time, sanity, stress levels, and financial stability, we have decided to slow down a bit. We published thirteen books in 2022, then nine each in 2023 and 2024, counting Death of Pri...

1. Life surpasses all attempts at capture, and so we fool ourselves by reducing it to a few moments of great intensity. Not without consequence: our viewpoint shifts in radical succession, and we r…

A limited time deal: get three story collections and a tote for $60. Sleep Decades by Israel A. Bonilla First Aid for Choking Victims by Matthew Zanoni Muller Where the Pavement Turns to Sand by ...

Preorder. Ships in November 2024. Sleep Decades presents a mosaic of individuals who have grown into their identities with a mixture of verve and unease. There is the nomadic mother and her s...

Review by Hugh Blanton — "Israel Bonilla's debut short story collection, Sleep Decades, is a feverish example of erudite style."

Preorder. Ships in November 2024. Sleep Decades presents a mosaic of individuals who have grown into their identities with a mixture of verve and unease. There is the nomadic mother and her s...