"Pablo D'Stair is defining the new writer. There is NO ONE else. As reckless as Kerouac's 120-foot trace paper, D'Stair's independence from all of us needs to be studied and celebrated." (TONY BURGESS author of People Live Still In Cashtown Corners)
Village Idiot Press presents the definitive editions of the collected novels, novella, and short stories of author Pablo D'Stair. The 42 volumes are presented in chronological order of composition, 2000-2020.
From DUSTJACKET FLOWERS:
When he wanted something effaced, himself, it was effaced, no one needed to worry on that count. He was meticulous in his application of first pen strokes up then pen strokes down then side-to-side then angular four different diagonals. Often, he scribbled on both sides of the sheet, then tore it. Sometimes, if he was smoking late at night, taking the pages and burning them, watching the ashes scatter. There was a chance, of course, he was slightly lunatic. Never regretted the deletions, though.
"D'Stair doesn't just write like a house afire, he writes like the whole city's burning, and these words he's putting on the page are the thing that can save us all." (STEPHEN GRAHAM JONES author of The Only Good Indian)
Village Idiot Press presents the definitive editions of the collected novels, novella, and short stories of author Pablo D'Stair. The 42 volumes are presented in chronological order of composition, 2000-2020.
From DUSTJACKET FLOWERS:
When he wanted something effaced, himself, it was effaced, no one needed to worry on that count. He was meticulous in his application of first pen strokes up then pen strokes down then side-to-side then angular four different diagonals. Often, he scribbled on both sides of the sheet, then tore it. Sometimes, if he was smoking late at night, taking the pages and burning them, watching the ashes scatter. There was a chance, of course, he was slightly lunatic. Never regretted the deletions, though.
"D'Stair doesn't just write like a house afire, he writes like the whole city's burning, and these words he's putting on the page are the thing that can save us all." (STEPHEN GRAHAM JONES author of The Only Good Indian)
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