Erotica by Brian Centrone features seven stories for every sin. Join Centrone on a jaunt across the pond in "Mates," travel with him on the high seas of "Lost," sneak into the locker room together for "Team Player," then slip into a parked car for "Making the Grade." These classic collected tales will leave you panting for more, and Centrone delivers with two new stories. Visit a frat house in "Getting What He Wants," and see who's looking for fun on "Chubstr," before reminiscing about escaping to the island of "Boracay." But don't worry if you forgot to take pictures. With artwork by Terry...

The Language of History: A Greenwich Village Artist Remembers 9/11 is an intimate collection of work by interdisciplinary artist luke kurtis. The artist, a long time resident of Greenwich Village, witnessed the 9/11 attacks from the street near his home at 9th Street and 6th Avenue. This book collects a selection of his photography and writing created in response to the tragedy.

In his emotionally raw yet darkly hilarious Tentative Armor, Michael Harren combines piano, synthesizers, a laptop and live string players with his unique storytelling, resulting in a deeply moving, highly entertaining performance. In its book form, Tentative Armor captures Harren's resonant, powerful, very personal stories, and immerses the reader in a funny, poignant, highly intimate tour of his own self-discovery through spirituality, sexuality and grief. The entire text of the show is combined here with video stills from the show's premiere at NYC experimental performance landmark Dixon...

"I Voted for Biddy Schumacher: Mismatched Tales from the Mind of Brian Centrone" is a collection of three short stories from up and coming author, Brian Centrone. The collection opens with "The Life and Times of Biddy Schumacher: A Fantastic Story." In this bizarre and enchanting tale of small town life, readers are introduced to quirky, religious zealot Biddy Schumacher whose decision to run for political office changes the course of her life. In "A Shade of Gray" ("INK") independent, spirited Emma must try and find the courage and words to tell her boyfriend, "it's over." Finally, the well...

INTERSECTION is a collection of poetry, photography, and found texts by luke kurtis created as part of the artist's rediscovery of his southern heritage. It's his self-described "ode to the south." Paired with the companion INTERSECTION zine, also published by bd-studios.com, the artist's rural upbringing is contrasted with his adult life as a New York artist.