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A haunting novel from Madison Smartt Bell. Limited copies are available of this book and others below. Email your request (and mailing address) to concordfreepress@gmail.com

Revolver. As the 1970s end, two star-crossed high-school lovers from Long Island go on a mystical journey that takes them deep into the heart of rock ‘n’ roll—and puts them on a collision course with their hero, John Lennon.

 
Our celebratory 10th anniversary collection includes stories, essays, poems, interviews, and much more...

Another Way to Fall brings together two haunting, hallucinatory short novels by masterful writers of dark fiction—Brian Evenson’s Baby Leg and Paul Tremblay’s The Harlequin and the Train—both unavailable for years, now with new introductions. Limited copies available. Email concordfreepress@gmail.com to request one.

The Rockaways. A devastating photographic essay from Gilles Peress, published on the anniversary of Hurricane Sandy.

Round Mountain
by Castle Freeman Jr.
Available as an ebook
from the Concord ePress

A Handbook of
American Prayer
by Lucius Shepard

Rut by Scott Phillips
Now available as an ebook
from the Concord ePress.

IOU: New Writing on Money 
edited by Ron Slate

The Next Queen of Heaven
by Gregory Maguire
New edition out
from HarperCollins »

Push Comes to Shove
by Wesley Brown
Now available as an ebook
from the Concord ePress

Give and Take
by Stona Fitch
Now out from
Thomas Dunne Books » 

About the House: Hilarious and touching musings from Jenny and Ron Slate, a father-daughter duo.

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