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Jigsaw, Some Pieces Missing
Louisa Foulke Newlin
$9.95 USD, Trade Paper Original
July 2022 | ISBN 978-1-94042-318-0
What do we remember of our formative years? For Louisa Foulke Newlin the answer is, practically everything. The recollections in JIGSAW capture not only the cultural atmosphere of the ’40s and ’50s, but also the emotions of a young woman finding her place in the world. By turns comic, insightful, and poignant, the puzzle-pieces of this narrative are assembled into a satisfying whole
Pirate's Gold
Andrew Coe
$24.95 USD, Trade Paper Original and Ebook
August 2021 | ISBN 978-1-940423-16-6
A Gilded Age Saga of Family, Money, and (Maybe) Murder
• New from Four Winds Press — 364 Pages, Full Color •
Drunk at the State Department
William V. P. Newlin
$17.00 USD, Trade Paper Original and Ebook
May 2019 | ISBN 978-1-94042-314-2
A Memoir. Mad Men meets the Foreign Service in this candid depiction of the hidden worlds of a high-functioning alcoholic.
Sacred Bones
Michael Spring
$14.95 USD, Trade Paper Original and Ebook
July 2015 | ISBN 978-1-940423-10-4
Based on the true story of Deusdona (“God’s gift”), a ninth-century Roman deacon who worked in the catacombs digging up worthless bones and selling them off as the holy remains of saints and martyrs.
The Ambassador to Brazil
Peter Hornbostel
$15.95 USD, Trade Paper Original and Ebook
June 2015 | ISBN 978-1-940423-11-1
Anthony Carter is the United States Ambassador to Brazil in March 1964, when a secret task force of U.S. warships sets sail to help the military in a planned coup d’état. Hornbostel weaves fact and fiction to tell a tale of political intrigue, a love affair with a Brazilian mistress, Marina, and Carter’s struggle between the deceptions that surround his public work and the intensity of his private life.
Apples and Oranges
Maarten Asscher
$15.95 USD, First U.S. Trade Paper Original and Ebook
March 2015 | ISBN 978-1-940423-06-7
Are comparisons across genres inherently invalid, or can they be illuminating? In 22 wide-ranging essays, Dutch author Maarten Asscher maintains that comparisons can be the highest form of argument
17 Stone Angels
Stuart Archer Cohen
$15.95 USD, First U.S. Trade Paper Original and Ebook
July 2014 | ISBN 978-1-940423-05-0
Crimes of the lowest and highest order come together in Buenos Aires, one of the most dangerous and beautiful cities on earth, when corrupt police chief Miguel Fortunato is assigned to invesitgate a murder he committed.
The Voyage of the UnderGod
Kirby Smith
$15.95 USD, Trade Paper Original and Ebook
August 2014 | ISBN 978-1-940423-02-9
A political satire about charismatic right-winger Luther Dorsey’s last grasp for the greatness he thinks he deserves, UnderGod tells the tale of a reality-TV tall ship’s sailing voyage around Cape Horn.
Laughing Cult
Kevin McCaffrey
$13.95 USD, Trade Paper Original and Ebook
April 2014 | ISBN 978-1-940423-00-5
A highly accessible collection that combines a quirky sensibility with traditional poetic forms to create miniature sketches marked by romantic ambiguity, occultism, science fiction, and quirky angst.
Invisible World
Stuart Archer Cohen
$15.95 USD, Trade Paper and Ebook
July 2014 | ISBN 978-1-940423-04-3
An invitation from a dead man propels Chicagoan Andrew Mann to abandon his mundane existence and embark on a perilous journey from Hong Kong to Inner Mongolia in search of a fabled map of the Invisible World.