Hen House Press Llc: 5 books

Synopsis: Somewhere between pulp fiction and film noir is Fiction Noir. The anthology, featuring thirteen stories, has strong narrative, evocative scenes, compelling dialogue and more than a hint of the dark side. Characters find themselves on the edge, contemplating life and death. Visiting...

Burb Appeal Too is a humorous collection of essays based on Tina Traster's newspaper columns about moving from the city to the suburbs. In these brief stories, Traster uses keen detail, humor and pathos to tell how she has embraced and navigated life in a rural suburb north of Manhattan. In these stories...

Pop artist Milo Sonas was a New York City art world star in the 80s and 90s. After 9/11, a nervous breakdown and years of obscurity, Milo finds himself sheltered in a government subsidized motel room in the Midwest. In the afternoons, he wanders the streets, haunts coffee shops and frequents shopping...

Synopsis: The novel, set in contemporary and affluent America, explores traditional and non-traditional gender roles and examines the psychological development of two persons as they prepare for and complete gender transformation. In addition to the exploration of gender identities, the novel also...

Ivan Jenson's psychological thriller Seeing Soriah is the story of Jordan, an art dealer, who represents his eighty year old father, a distinguished abstract painter with a violent past. The book begins when Jordan's father, on the cusp of his career spanning retrospective begins to see a beautiful...