Michael Landweber of the Washington Review of Books asked CCM Publisher-in-chief Michael J Seidlinger a number of questions in hopes of learning more about the origin of the coping aesthetic and what to expect from the press in the year to come.
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Five to be exact: Because by Joseph Riippi, Left Hand by Paul Curran, Black Cloud by Juliet Escoria, Green Lights by Kyle Muntz, and Matt Meets Vik by Timothy Willis Sanders.
Toast to every single one of you. Raise those glasses. What a year. We’re coping.
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– Black Cloud by Juliet Escoria Brutally honest and dark short stories.
– Matt Meets Vik by Timothy Willis Sanders A novel about a blossoming romance and the complications humans make for themselves.
– Winterswim by Ryan W. Bradley Drugs, sex, and murder set against the frozen backdrop of blue-collar
–Liberty Hardy