"Swerve" by Bruce Cohen

Black Lawrence Press published this book in 2010, this year, see? This is how we do our stuff at 360 Main Street. Keeping abreast of the latest in fiction, poetry, and on and on is our thing. Your thing is the other half of the conversation. Your thing is talking back. Your thing is reading more about the book here: http://blacklawrence.wordpress.com/2010/01/30/swerve-by-bruce-cohen-3/ then contacting us and reviewing it. Get it? Isn't it awesome and simple?


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"Dear Sandy, Hello" Letters from Ted to Sandy Berrigan

"Dear Sandy, Hello" is a collection of letters between Ted and Sandy Berrigan. It's a rich slice of literary history, a first hand eavesdropping, a glimpse into a not too distant politically charged past, a love story. If you are familiar with Ted Berrigan's work, you will find this insightful. If you aren't familiar with Ted Berrigan's work, get familiar. There is a little more information over here: http://www.spdbooks.org/Producte/9781566892490/dear-sandy-hello-letters-from-ted-to-sandy-berrigan.aspx And if you are interested in reviewing, as always, contact us at Michael.Sikkema@gmail.com. Thanks.

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"Bartleby, the Sportscaster" by Ted Pelton

From Subito Press, we have Ted Pelton's "Bartleby, the Sportscaster" available for review. Subito tells us a little about the book here: http://www.subitopress.org/Pelton/bartleby.html. And you should also check out Ted Pelton's own Starcherone Press here: http://www.starcherone.com Innovative fiction is alive and well.
Contact us if you would like to review "Bartleby, the Sportscaster" or any of the books in Starcherone's lineup.

"Working Words" edited by M.L. Liebler

This book is subtitled "Punching the Clock and Kicking out the Jams," and includes work by Eminem and Emily Dickinson, Jack White and Michael Moore, Bob Dylan and Diane Wakoski and so many awesome others. The foreword is written by Ben "Rivethead" Hamper. You can learn a bit more over at SPD http://www.spdbooks.org/Producte/9781566892483/working-words-punching-the-clock-and-kicking-out-the-jams.aspx and at Coffee House Press http://www.coffeehousepress.org/ You can contact us at Michael.Sikkema@gmail.com if you are interested in reviewing it.



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Made in Michigan Series

Wayne State University Press highlights Michigan authors in its Made in Michigan Series and 360 Main Street couldn't be more excited. Why not click on over to http://wsupress.wayne.edu/mmws to read a snippet about these books. As always, contact us at Michael.Sikkema@gmail.com should you want to review any of these three
books.
"As if We Were Prey" by Michael Delp
"Eden Springs" by Laura Kasischke
"An American Map" by Anne-Marie Oomen


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"Town" by Kate Schapira

Look at the bird-person on the maps on the cover. Consider the fact that this comes to us from Factory School. Read a little about it at http://www.spdbooks.org/Producte/9781600010651/town.aspx then do the right thing. Contact us to review "Town" by Kate Schapira.

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"Shoulder Season" by Ange Mlinko

Coffee House Press gives its readers "exacting virtuosic lyrics on surviving tough times" in Angle Mlinko's book "Shoulder Season." Information about the book is available here: http://www.coffeehousepress.org/shoulderseason.asp

Contact us if you are interested in reviewing it. THIS BOOK HAS BEEN ASSIGNED TO A REVIEWER.

"Horse, Flower, Bird" by Kate Bernheimer

"Horse, Flower, Bird" is a collection of stories which reinvents the fairy tale. Coming to us from Coffee House Press, this book is levitating over my kitchen table. It's that good. Check it over here:

http://www.spdbooks.org/Producte/9781566892476/horse-flower-bird.aspx


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"Gaze" by Martha Reed

360 Main Street is happy to announce that Martha Reed's "Gaze" is available for review. Published on Black Radish Books, this has been called "an audacious and necessary book." More information about Gaze is available at http://dailyspress.blogspot.com/2010/01/gaze-martha-reed-black-radish.html. Check it out! Then contact us via Michael.Sikkema@gmail.com if you are interested in reviewing. Thanks.