27
Jan
Right Here in the Yard
The following is an excerpt from the novel Shapes the Sunlight Takes by Josh Wagner. Click on the media player below to listen to the author read this…
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20
Jan
Published Today: Shapes the Sunlight Takes, by Josh Wagner
We're proud to release today a new novel from one of Asymmetrical's talented indie authors. About the Book “Nine million different shapes for the sunlight to take.…
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06
Jan
Coming May 5: Particles — A Novel by Shawn Mihalik
About the Book When you’re born, you have no expectations. But if you were capable of having expectations, it would be reasonable to assume you would…
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25
Aug
Coming This Winter: Shapes the Sunlight Takes by Josh Wagner
About the Book Lexie, a fifteen-year-old outcast, believes she can see the future. When her best friend’s dropout brother rides back into town, Lexie has a…
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29
Apr
She Makes Hats: A Note From The Author
The following is a guest post from Robyn Devine, author of She Makes Hats, published today by Asymmetrical Press. My name is Robyn, and I make hats.…
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01
Apr
The Spatula
The following is a chapter from Smashing Laptops by Josh Wagner, published by Asymmetrical Press. We circle a few more blocks, tell some jokes, and pose new riddles…
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27
Mar
Published Today: Smashing Laptops
We're excited to announce today's publication of a new edition of Smashing Laptops by Josh Wagner. About the Book The world’s first pregnant virgin in over 2000 years…
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10
Mar
Lake Horatio: A Note From the Author
The following is a post from Robert I. Brown, author of Lake Horatio, published today by Asymmetrical Press. Two years ago, I began writing fiction: short-stories…
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18
Jan
Unused Wisdom
The following essay by Robert I. Brown is an excerpt from Asymmetrical's recently published essay collection, Advice to My 18-Year-Old Self. Robert's short story collection, Lake Horatio, will be published by Asymmetrical…
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04
Jan
A Brief Note About Everything…
Three Years Later In 2010, Ryan Nicodemus and I, best friends for over 20 years, both abandoned the majority of our material possessions and created TheMinimalists.com.…
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20
Dec
Published Today: Advice to My 18-Year-Old Self
Ever wish you could travel back in time and give advice to your 18-year-old self? Well, 12 writers did just that. Sort of. ADVICE TO MY…
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08
Dec
Book Trailer Debut: Brand-Changing Day
Have you ever worked a job, maybe at a restaurant or in some corporate cubicle farm, that you wished you could quit in the most spectacular…
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19
Nov
Brand-Changing Day: A Note from the Author
There’s something about restaurants. Something about them that sucks in aspiring creatives—writers, actors, artists—and in so many cases never lets them go. Since I turned sixteen…
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24
Oct
Meet The Minimalists During the 100-City Everything That Remains Tour
Everything That Remains Tour 2014 Throughout 2014, The Minimalists will embark on a 100-city tour across the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Ireland, & Australia to…
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19
Sep
The Door
The following is an excerpt from my new short story collection, 7 or 8 More Ways to End the World, which is available today for $.99.…
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19
Aug
How to Publish an Indie Book, Part 6 of 6: Successfully Promote Your Book
Celebrate Good Times...Come On! Congratulations. If you've followed the steps outlined in Parts 1–5—if you've written and edited and designed a cover for and formatted and…
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07
Aug
How to Publish an Indie Book, Part 5 of 6: Sales Channels
Shelves and E-Shelves Living in the future as we do, we're fortunate to have many, many options when it comes to publishing written work that we've…
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06
Aug
How to Publish an Indie Book, Part 4 of 6: Format Your Book for Print, Ebook, and Audiobook
The Beauty and the Books Bookstores are beautiful places. Walk into any well-curated Indie Bookshop and it's like being welcomed home, hugged by millions of pages…
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30
Jul
7 or 8 Things I’ve Always Meant to Do
Everyone has a list of things they want to accomplish before they die. For some people this list is piled-high with skydiving stunts, swimming with dolphins,…
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26
Jul
How to Publish an Indie Book, Part 3 of 6: Your Cover, Author Bio, and Synopsis
First Impressions In life and in publishing, first impressions are vital. And when it comes to your Books, you have three major avenues through which to…
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