The New Atlantian Library imprint: 43 books

Gary Alexander does it again, another experimental novel that will tickle your intellect while it plucks at your emotions. Using the periodical table as its framework, this story unfolds element by element. “You’ll have a hard time pigeonholing this book,” editorial director Hollis George said...

In this notable anthology from a group of Long Island, New York, authors, you will find more than two-dozen stories and reflections. The selections range from wistful reminiscences of parents’ visits to Wisteria Cottage to a look at Aunt Mimi’s eccentric world ... from Eddie’s grandmother to...

When 12-year-old Billy Sanders moves with his mother and siblings to Upper Marlboro, Md., in 1970, he must re-start life in a strange town. Billy is troubled because his new home, a dilapidated farm house, resounds with strange noises and evil intent. To bring peace to his home, he must unearth the...

A member of the North Fork Writers Group, David Porteous breaks out with a remarkable collection of short stories. As he says, “The stories are not autobiographical, but while the characters reveal facets of my views, they came to me with personalities and situations formed. They are mind-invaders...

“Bone Island Maggie is as classic a Key West character as you are likely to meet either in a book or strolling Duval Street. Her smile may be toothless, but her bite certainly isn’t as she doggedly tracks down the brutal killer of an old friend. It’s a zany romp that puts Maggie and her faithful...

Popular blogger Key West Lou shares his journal that records the evacuation from Key West during the recent Hurricane Irma disaster. Along with his day-by-day diary you will find a visual record of the storm and its aftermath -- a dramatic gallery to accompany Louis Petrone’s words. History told firsthand!

While serving as a husky young MP in Europe, noted sci-fi author Bill Burkett kept a diary of his misadventures, encounters, romances, and sightseeing. Later, he turned these scribblings into what he calls Brautigans, so named after a writer named Richard Brautigan whose short story style he admired....

From Acrophobia to Oratorio to Public Sex, the themes found in Hal Howland’s collection of short stories are eclectic. What do you do when your CIA dad disappears is the question posed in “Dad Fakes His Death and Goes West.” The island paradise of Key West gets a new sexual awakening in “The...

At 66 years old, Martha Browne, daughter of a snake handling preacher gone missing, is desperate to find love before her time runs out. Her latest prospect, 43-year-old Arthur Endicott, the new priest at her adopted Episcopal Church, shows great promise, though unbeknownst to her, he's been banished...

In this notable anthology from a group of Long Island, New York, authors, you will find nearly thirty stories and reflections. The titles themselves are intriguing and reflect the variety and creativity of the selections – “Bad Bounce,” “Slow Moving Clouds, 1957,” “Freddy the Fluffer,”...

Steeped in the bizarre character and characters of Atlantic City, Postcards from Atlantic City us a stylish tour de force. It is a tale of two eras, linked by a forgotten tunnel in a Grand Hotel. Chance, crime, beauty, and beauty pageants in a kingdom by the sea. “A novel as grand as the Grand Hotels it remembers,” says cultural writer and editor Hollis George.

This book started as a dream that visited Gary Alexander in the middle of the night, and wound up as a strange “novel” told A to Z. Not your typical storytelling approach, but one that will tickle your intellect and give you an assortment of facts that fashion an unusual fiction. It resembles...

As the greenest private eye at the Aalborg Detective Agency, Bick Bates gets assigned a “nuisance file,” a case nobody else wants to touch. Herbie Barnwell was a skid-row bum who was still in a coma, the result of a mysterious mugging. A new hire, Bick is a “college-boy professional,” low...

Arndt Schorr’s first book in the series, Heaven’s Intent, answered the question: Is there a devil? Lucifer, the fallen angel, having plagued the Earth through the ages, emerged in the 21st Century as the head of a colossal, worldwide media corporation. Now he’s back again in this epic battle...