SATURN (the bowie book!)

My first book, SATURN, a collection of David Bowie stories, is now available from the Spork Press website.

Press:

expanded paperback edition (2017)

• review in PANK by Emily-Jo Hopson.
• review in Entropy Magazine by Derek Sapienza.
• review in NANO Fiction by Christopher Bundy.
• review in The Rumpus by Benjamin Rybeck.
• review in DIAGRAM by Alison McCabe.
• review in Fiction Advocate by Brian Hurley.
• on Chelsea Hodson's "Inventory."
• "Wearing Your Fiction on Your Sleeve," by Freddie Moore; an interview with Black Balloon about the Safety Pin Review and SATURN.
• "An Analog Experience," by David Mendez in Tucson Weekly, a feature on Spork that talks about the production of SATURN.
• "Spork's Six New Books," by Rauan Klassnik in HTMLGiant, featuring a blurb from Francis Bacon.
• in Luna Luna Magazine, Dena Rash Guzman includes SATURN among her AWP finds. 
• by Momus.
• by J. Bradley.

Here are a couple of David Bowie stories that have been published online, to whet your appetite:

• "David Bowie Bids on a Piece of Modern British Art" and "David Bowie Watches His Own Cameo in a David Lynch Movie," in Handsome (Vol. 6, No. 1).
• "David Bowie Builds the House on Little Tonshi Mountain" (annotated version), at Hobart.
• "David Bowie Takes a Commercial Space Flight," at Everyday Genius.
• "David Bowie and Damien Hirst Collaborate to Build a Minotaur," at The Doctor T. J. Eckleburg Review.
• "David Bowie Sleeps with 1001 Arabian Nights Next to His Bed," at The Knicknackery. Nominated for a Pushcart Prize.

Gifs:

• Egg.
• Jump.
• Gun.

The book launched at AWP 2014, where it sold out:

If you're interested in hearing more, reviewing the book, etc, hit me up at jacobs852 [at] gmail [dot] com.

And as always, watch the skies.