This work consists of an interview with the artist Raymond Pettibon, in which he discusses recurring themes in his work such as baseball and film noir; a survey of the artist's prolific career; an examination of the single strands of Pettibon's oeuvre; and a selection of the artist's writings.

This work consists of an interview with the sculptor Tom Friedman, in which he discusses his influences such as contemporary electronic music; a survey of his work; Friedman's choice and discussion of a play; and facsimiles of the artist's notebooks and writings.

In this title, Ziggy, the adopted teenaged son of two sexually abusive fathers, turns to his uncle, who sells pornographic videos, and his best friend, a junkie, in a complex tale of sexuality, abuse, and attraction.

This title explores the psyches of four young gay men who are trying to alter their existance with drugs, violent erotic experiences, and love.

New Fiction Writers from the Blogging Ungerground. This anthology brings to light some of the new fiction writers who are using the internet to expose, test and develop their work.

This collection of short stories uses death to probe the meaning of life. It introduces a man who abducts, molests, and murders young boys; a trip to Amsterdam; and a teenage rock band called Horror Hospital.

The amazing memoirs of the man who killed Rasputin.

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Remembering the clarity he felt during an LSD trip in his teens, Dennis drops acid and attempts to write a novel that will make sense of his life, his desires, his friends and his art. The book follows Dennis and his relationships with an addict, a porn star, a teenage runaway and a Britpop star.

Larry is a teenager wrestling not only with his sexuality and his physical relationship with his brother, but with the very point of his existence. When a senior pays him to kill a fellow pupil and retrieve a notebook, it seems simple, but once he delves into the notebook, complications arise.

This is the last of a five-book cycle, set in a spare, edgy world of secret websites, Goth bands, Satanism, pornography and outsider art. The cycle explores themes of sex and death, youth culture and the search for the perfect object of desire.

Set largely on the pages of a website where gay male escorts are reviewed by their clients, and told through the postings, emails, and conversations of several dozen unreliable narrators, The Sluts chronicles the evolution of one young escort's date with a satisfied client into a metafiction of pornography, lies, half-truths, and myth. Explicit, shocking, comical, and displaying the author's ...