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Forthcoming books. Check out what Two Dollar Radio has coming up next!
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Shelter Is Necessary for Existence (Forthcoming)
a novel by
Brenda Iijima
October 2026!
"Iijima is both a poet and a theorist of our frightening yet fascinating contemporary condition.”
—Elvia Wilk, author of Death by Landscape
Coming Soon!Unsettling and charged, Shelter Is Necessary for Existence is equal parts psychological thriller and social satire that explores the disquieting qualities of a privileged family’s mundane cultural assumptions.
Shelter Is Necessary for Existence (Forthcoming)
a novel by
Brenda Iijima
$ 9.99View full product details →$ 10.99With exacting psychological detail and a trenchant atmosphere, Shelter Is Necessary for Existence is a darkly comic and piercing social critique that examines the troubling territory of awareness, the lengths some go to avoid it, and what must be confronted for change to occur.
With exacting psychological detail and a trenchant atmosphere, Shelter Is Necessary for Existence is a darkly comic and piercing social critique that examines the troubling territory of awareness, the lengths some go to avoid it, and what must be confronted for change to occur.
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The Correspondence Artist (Forthcoming)
a novel by
Barbara Browning
Winner: Lambda Literary Award
"A deft look at modern life that's both witty and devastating."
—Nylon
Sure to delight fans of Chris Krause and Charlie Kaufman. Coming Soon!The Correspondence Artist (Forthcoming)
a novel by
Barbara Browning
$ 9.99View full product details →*Lambda Literary Award Winner
In The Correspondence Artist, an unremarkable woman has been carrying on with an internationally recognized artist, largely via e-mail. To protect her paramour's identity, she creates a series of correspondent, alternative lovers in a self-destructing roman à clef.
