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RECITAL #1 red 2

RECITAL PUBLISHING

Reweirding the World

RECITAL #1 red 2

RECITAL PUBLISHING

Reweirding the World

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"Fiction that questions the nature of reality" has expanded! 

Launched in 2019, Recital Publishing is the book imprint of The Strange Recital.
 
After producing the podcast for over three years, we decided we wanted to be able to publish the fiction we love in a longer format than was possible on The Strange Recital.
 
Recital Publishing allows us to release novels, short story collections and novellas in paperback and ebook format. There will also be audiobooks and anthologies of selected stories from the podcast.
 

"All Recital Publishing asks, really, is the willing recognition and encouragement of the crazy stuff that’s already there in potentia: a conscious heightening of the transformative worldmaking action that starts to happen, on its own, the moment you begin telling a story. Let fiction challenge reality. Let it alienate and estrange. Want that."
—John Burdick, Almanac Weekly (full article: Recital’s new titles | Hudson Valley One)

Launched in 2019, Recital Publishing is the book imprint of The Strange Recital.
 
After producing the podcast for over three years, we decided we wanted to be able to release the fiction we love in a longer format than was possible on The Strange Recital.
 
Recital Publishing allows us to release novels, short story collections and novellas in paperback and ebook format. There will also be audio books and anthologies of selected stories from the podcast.
 

"All Recital Publishing asks, really, is the willing recognition and encouragement of the crazy stuff that’s already there in potentia: a conscious heightening of the transformative worldmaking action that starts to happen, on its own, the moment you begin telling a story. Let fiction challenge reality. Let it alienate and estrange. Want that."
—John Burdick, Almanac Weekly (full article: Recital’s new titles | Hudson Valley One)

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