One of our six Pushcart nominations, Ocean Vuong’s “Self-Portrait with Exit Wounds,” has won a Pushcart Prize and will be featured in the next Pushcart anthology. The poem first appeared in ASSARACUS ISSUE 08. Congratulations, Ocean!
How to Kill Harry: A Novel by Leigh Binder
HARRY FEIN KNOWS HOW YOU WILL DIE.
How to Kill Harry: A Novel by Leigh Binder
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About the Book:
Harry Fein, a cab driver in Boise, Idaho, is obsessed with the art of dying. He sees the end – your end – in brilliant and brutal flashes. Jacob Pratt, a quiet man with an abusive past, is obsessed with the art of killing. Dangerous and at his breaking point, he’s walking a line beyond redemption. When their lives intersect, so do their obsessions, and as the real becomes surreal, there’s a distinct possibility Harry won’t last through the night.
Leigh Binder’s How to Kill Harry will change the way you view cabbies—and every chance encounter you have between dark and dawn. In Harry’s world, children are the only truly innocent, politicians are the only truly corrupt, and everyone else falls somewhere in a black and bloody in-between that could be Manhattan, Boulder, Charlotte, Casper, or Tallahassee. It could be your town. Hell, it probably is.
If you are a fan of Chuck Palahniuk, you’ll dig this book. If you are an armchair philosopher, you’ll dig this book. If you like a witty, smart, fast-paced novel, you’ll dig this book.
Harry Fein knows how this will end. To find out for yourself, download How to Kill Harry.
From Literary Agent and Editor Julie Stahl:
Employing masterful storytelling, humor, and deep insight into the human condition, Leigh Binder has written one of those rare novels that both enlightens and entertains. Laced with psychological suspense, How to Kill Harry tells a fascinating and unpredictable story illustrated with flawed and engaging characters; characters who are refreshingly genuine, complex and ordinary, representing in their different facets the contradictions and wide spectrum between good and evil that lies within us all. As they struggle, in the midst of normalcy-turned-chaos, to deal with such vague and problematic concepts as betrayal, truth, love, worth and meaning, we are likewise challenged to question our own understanding of the world as we know it.
About the Author:
Leigh Binder is a transgressional fiction writer who studied English and Philosophy at the University of Washington. In addition to How to Kill Harry, he’s also written two collections of flash fiction, two poetry books and three controversial plays which were so off Broadway they were in Brooklyn. Angst ridden, outrageous, defiant, neurotic and addicted, his protagonists are a myriad of late night lotharios, junkies, thieves and hookers with hearts of gold. The antagonists are societal gatekeepers who would love to fill in the sidewalk cracks of which they live. Originally from Los Angeles, he currently lives on the California central coast and is working on a new novel.
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