Kickstart My Heart

Man does not live by online journals alone. No, sometimes man wants a longer story, fiction he can really sink his teeth into. And sometimes man even wants a real, physical book, something with heft, for killing spiders and starting small fires. And so, because we do not want to disappoint our fellow human beings, Jersey Devil Press also releases the occasional novel or short story collection.

As such, we’re proud to announce our lineup for 2012: Exponential Apocalypse: Dead Presidents by Eirik Gumeny (out in July) and an untitled collection of short stories by Ryan Werner (out this fall). There is little doubt that they will be among the greatest books ever written.

But, frankly, the writing was the easy part. We’d like to do more. So we’ve created a Kickstarter campaign to help us accomplish that. Our modest funding goal covers book design, printing, and advertising the ever-loving shit out of the above-mentioned titles. Anything over the goal goes towards releasing an additional anthology this winter. And if we really go over the goal, we may even be able to pay the authors.

Help us out, won’t you? The little plastic dinosaurs will thank you.

Red Hot Danger Love

Two new reviews of Love Me are out!

It’s twisted and perverted (which isn’t a bad thing!), and wildly inventive. Every time you figure you’ve reached the heights of absurdity, and have found a rare lull in the story, he dangles something even more ridiculous in front of you … and then sneaks up behind you and macks you over the head with something even more unexpected.

Bibrary Book Lust

The book has it all dark comedy, angst, nuclear attacks and genitalia.

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And, don’t forget, if you need more Danger_Slater in your life — the FDA recommends at least 3 servings a day — his newest, “Red Hot Panda Love,” is in Issue Twenty-Five and available for immediate ingestion.

Even Hipsters Love LOVE ME

Danger_Slater’s Love Me was just reviewed at The Hipster Book Club:

Love Me is a thoroughly enjoyable demented romp through the frenzied mind of an unnamed Viking-helmeted protagonist on a journey to find the meaning of life. Author Danger_Slater embraces the absurd with glee, and his exuberance is infectious. It’s hard not to love Love Me.

Read the whole thing by clicking here.