
Nominated for the 2012 Lillian Smith Book Award
The Last Will and Testament of Rosetta SugarsTramble by Myra Mclarey
Coming Soon: Zara, a novel by Melvin Sterne, Director of the Passport to Excellence Program at the SP Jain Institute of Management in Singapore. The novel was inspired by a victim of human trafficking Sterne met while traveling in India. Though the novel is fiction, most of the biographical details of Zara’s life are true. | ![]() |
In Don't Lose this, It's My Only Copy Greenfield Jones, influenced by Peter DeVries and Flannery O'Connor, writes of people uncomfortable in a Secular world—that is, one that Practices the Absence of God —be they a woman who changes her horoscopic sign (and her personality) every few months, or a blue-eyed blond who wants to be an American Indian, or a sixth grade teacher who every few years falls in love with a different one of her boys, or a fellow with no sense of the absurd who thinks after his silicone job goes awry that he's through as a topless go-go dancer. | ![]() |
Ink Brush Press is pleased to support the following literary journals:
![]() | The Fall 2011 edition of Concho River Review, published by the Angelo State University and The ASU English Department. More information.
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![]() | Pulse LIX The Literary Journal by students of Lamar University, Published by the Department of English and Modern Languages of Lamar University. More information. |
![]() | The Spring, 2011 issue of Concho River Review, published by the Angelo State University and The ASU English Department. More information.
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