By Pela Via
From the guts of The Velvet--a writing neighborhood outfitted round the fervent love of neo-noir fiction--comes an unique anthology. Stacked with remarkable rising writers along a few of the most powerful confirmed voices in modern literature, WARMED AND BOUND crosses literary limitations on both sides, to convey an altogether precise examining experience.
It's Velvet Noir. Welcome.
With tales through: Matt Bell, Tim Beverstock, Blake Butler, Vincent Louis Carrella, Craig Clevenger, Craig Davidson, Chris Deal, DeLeon DeMicoli, Christopher J Dwyer, Brian Evenson, Sean P Ferguson, Amanda Gowin, JR Harlan, Gordon Highland, Anthony David Jacques, Mark Jaskowski, Jeremy Robert Johnson, Stephen Graham Jones, Nik Korpon, Gary Paul Libero, Kyle Minor, document O'Donnell, J David Osborne, Rob Parker, Bob Pastorella, Gavin Pate, Cameron Pierce, Edward J Rathke, Caleb J Ross, Bradley Sands, Axel Taiari, Richard Thomas, Brandon Tietz, Gayle Towell, Paul Tremblay, Pela through, Craig Wallwork, and Nic Young.
"The writers of the Velvet are modern fiction's premier and least self-conscious aesthetic guerrillas . . . the result's fiction straight away conceived from excessive creative cause and done with wicked populist energy."--Steve Erickson writer of ZEROVILLE and the ocean got here IN AT MIDNIGHT
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The usual question. This body is rotting but I can slow it down until we reach shore. Then we’ll need a reality bender or a shaman to cure it for good. Expect a lot of pain for the next thirty-seven days. Longer if we get trapped in a storm. Sounds peachy. They don’t trade words for several minutes, until the man coughs again then says, what did you do exactly? The doctor scratches his beard, gathers his thoughts. Exchanged brains. Bent reality as best as I could. Rewired nerves. Replaced organs that were damaged.
The damage, he repeats. Took the drones and me about eight hours to reattach all four of your limbs. Three hours more than usual. Your heart stopped beating for eight minutes. We made sure your brain still got oxygen, though. Fuck, says Asher. Callahan slides the goggles off, revealing eyes flooded with blood. Asher. You can’t keep going. It’s getting harder. Asher nods and says, what else can I do? The doctor sighs. Someone slid a present under your door, by the by. Catch. Asher’s nerves fail on him and the envelope slaps against his chest.
He managed to do what his father never could. He built a devoted fan base. Yellowed fliers on the crumbling walls in the ghetto advertised: Tonight in Sector 7, come see The Amazing Asher kill himself for your entertainment. Only tonight folks—we deal in death, not resurrection. ——— Asher wakes up to unblinking bug eyes staring at him over stiletto teeth. The prodigal son returns, says Callahan, lighting up a cigarette fatter than a pinky finger. Almost gave me a heart attack, you bastard, croaks Asher.
