Mongrel Empire Press Announces 2 New Titles

Mongrel Empire Press announces the publication a book of poetry and a short story collection.

Norman, OK, March 03, 2011 --(PR.com)-- Mongrel Empire Press, an Eclectic Publishing House specializing in regional and unusual literary works, announces the publication of The Coyotes Forgive You, a short story collection by Jim Drummond and Remembering the Body, a book of poetry by Alan Berecka.

Jim Drummond, by day an attorney in Norman, OK, has written a collection of quirky, funny, and sometimes disturbing stories that arise fully formed from a “crucified land” where the unexpected is a sure deal, strangers and acquaintances are often more reliable than family, and nothing is ever quite what it seems. Readers who devour Adam Johnson’s fiction will undoubtedly be delighted by Drummond’s The Coyotes Forgive You.

The poems in Alan Berecka’s Remembering the Body reveal the sacred in the mundane and the mundane in the sacred, all the while remaining reverently attentive to the miraculous. Of Remembering the Body, Janet McCann says, “These poems are high-energy, driving narratives that range from hilarious vignettes to poignant episodes of loss and injustice - and now and then one of these small, complete stories manages to be both. Berecka’s special gift is a twisty irony that hauls your eyelids up.”

For more information on Mongrel Empire Press or to obtain review copies of these and other titles, contact the Press by sending an email from the web site: www.mongrelempirepress.org. Mongrel Empire Press books are available from the Press, the authors, most online booksellers, and selected independent bookstores.

About Mongrel Empire Press
Mongrel Empire Press was established in 2007 with a mission to publish well-written, thoughtfully-considered works across generic and disciplinary boundaries. The Press actively identifies and promotes Oklahoma and regional writers while at the same time making room for outside the region works that, because of their mixed generic, disciplinary, and philosophical approaches, cannot find a home at other presses that have a more narrowly defined mission.

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