An FBI agent, who sells new identities to people on the run, inadvertently helps a serial killer escape justice and now has to make things right without getting caught himself.

A birthday weekend camping trip turns nightmarish for a new couple when a deadly secret with a supernatural twist is revealed.

Blue collar poet Charles Bukowski shares his life of ordinary madness—the whiskey, women, and words—in an unflinching interview on the eve of his final public reading.

Shortly before his death, Ernest Hemingway finished his 1920s memoir "A Moveable Feast." Take a daytrip through his mind and pen to see the people and sights of his beloved Paris, with a special focus on his uncharacteristically tender relationship with F. Scott Fitzgerald.

Last Stand at Little Big Sur is a prose poetry memoir (is there such a thing?) which began as journal entries ... morphed into something a little more hybrid and, dare I say, experimental. Whether that's a good thing is up to you. needle and thread Needle and thread. Hands sore. Crotch gave out again. … Continue reading Last Stand at Little Big Sur