Fiction, short stories. Paper, Perfect Bound. 172 pages
2021, ISBN: 978-1-936419-96-8 $20.95 + S&H
Jews being Jewish: that’s the subject of Jennifer Anne Moses’s new collection of short stories. Whether in Tel Aviv, suburban New Jersey, or the Deep South, the characters who populate the pages of The Man Who Loved His Wife grapple with God, their loved ones, fate, death, hope, Hitler, transcendence, and the 4000 year old history of Judaism. With a Yiddish sensibility born of passion, an eye for detail, and a deadpan sense of humor reminiscent of Singer, Salinger, and Tillie Olsen, Moses captures singularly Jewish and wholly human characters as they live and breathe through their stories Lovely, tender, and hard to put down, these are short stories that leave you yearning for more.…
Fiction – Short Stories. Paper, Perfect Bound. 145 pages 2014, ISBN: 978-1-936419-40-1 $16.95 + S&H Note: You don’t have to have a PayPal account in order to use the PayPal button, just a credit card. A Brief Moment of Weightlessness is a collection of short stories that illuminate the beauty and extraordinariness of “ordinary” lives.…
Fiction in translation (Spanish / English) Paper, perfect bound, 122 pp 2013, ISBN 978-1-936419-31-9 $16.95 plus s&h “Between Two Silences / Entre Dos Silencios” is a book of remarkable short stories by the great Dominican writer Hilma Contreras. These short stories (some very short) are often mysterious and quirky, with a shimmer of heat and…
Fiction. Paper, Perfect Bound. 208pp. $17.95 plus S&H 2011, ISBN 978-1-936419-067 “Janet Planet” by Eleanor Lerman is available in a Kindle edition. Click here to download from Amazon Janet Planet is a unique work that attempts to showcase the young and rebellious spirit of a Woodstock generation that eventually grew up-and away-from those glorious…
Poetry. Paper, Perfect Bound. 164pp. $16.95 plus S&H 2009, ISBN 978-0932412-737 “The Blonde on the Train” by Eleanor Lerman is available on Kindle. Click to download from Amazon. From Greenwich Village in the ’60s to Woodstock, NY, to an airport in the Midwest, Eleanor Lerman’s stunning short stories explore the disenchantment of this world,…
Submissions & Inquiries Mayapple Press is a highly-selective small press established in 1978 by poet and editor Judith Kerman. We focus on literature not often celebrated by either the mainstream or the avant-garde. This includes poetry which is both challenging and accessible; women’s writing; the rustbelt/rural culture that stretches from the Hudson Valley to the…
Paper, perfect bound, 110 pp $16.95 plus s&h 2010, ISBN 978-0932412-935 “How We Move the Air” by Garnett Kilberg Cohen is available on Kindle. Click to download from Amazon How We Move the Air tells the story of musician Jake Doyle’s suicide and how, over time, it affected those who knew him. In seven…
Novel. Paper, perfect bound, 126 pp $18.95 plus s&h 2009, ISBN 978-0932412-782 The Art of Ruin by Rhoda Stamell is available on Kindle. Click here to download from Amazon Suliman grew up as a street kid in Detroit. In jail, he began to understand himself as a man who can change things with his hands…
