Some Stupid Glow

Get ready for the debut collection from TJ Fuller, straight from the Pacific Northwest and headed right for your gut.

You’ll explore, in a “Choose Your Own Adventure” style, how a young woman navigates the increasingly maddening choices she must make. You’ll follow a man trying on & swapping out deities like so many pairs of socks, seeking something—anything—which will finally make sense. You’ll see a door-to-door salesman who starts snooping in places he doesn't belong and crossing lines he hadn't previously considered, just begging to be caught. You might even finally understand what it would actually be like to live inside a jeans commercial.

Danny B

Portland, 2004. An NA group. A motorcycle gang. A strip club. A job as a first responder for the city morgue. A pinball arcade. An unsolved murder.

This is the scene of the latest book from Tim Kinsella: Danny B.

It’s fiction, but it’s (basically) true.

Failure to Comply

In a dystopian/post-apocalyptic future, humans have been unshackled from disease and their basest desires thanks to genetic engineering and societal supervision. But there are others fighting for a different vision of humanity. They just have to decide at what cost their self-determination comes. 

The Nightingale That Never Sang

Enter a world that does not follow the rules of adults. Juliana Hyrri’s graphic-novel short-story collection depicts dark childhood tales, based on true-life events. 

History in One Act: A Novel of 9/11

Heart pumping and intimate, this is a never-before-told tale of masterminds, spies, pilots, presidents, and princes. And it answers the still-unanswered question: who were the men behind 9/11?

On the Back of Our Images, vol. I

Available for the first time in English are Luc Dardenne’s diary entries as he and his brother work through their films, presented alongside their films’ scripts. 

Weeping Gang Bliss Void Yab-Yum

Devendra Banhart’s poetry collection is at turns surreal, pious, silly, and heartbreaking—and it's the most personal work they’ve ever created. 

Sunshine on an Open Tomb

Tim Kinsella’s 3rd novel is for fans of Richard Brautigan and Robert Anton Wilson, and also for anyone who’s ever looked at the moon.

Behold: some other releases that used to be new at one point—and are still available now, direct from Featherproof.

Mammother

In Zachary Schomburg's first novel, the people of Pie Time are suffering from God’s Finger—a mysterious plague that leaves its victims dead with a big hole through their chests. 

I'm Fine, But You Appear to Be Sinking

Leyna Krow's debut collection spans the ocean depths and the far reaches of space, connecting us all with its humor, awe, and fearlessness. 

The Spud

A flash-fiction novel for fans of Natural Born Killers and Badlands, The Spud is a puzzle: thinking/watching/living a movie rerun…