Out Now: Some Essays by Heinrich von Kleist (trans. @unpaginated.bsky.social) Published in rapid succession during the last year of Kleist's life, these brief but challenging essays present the finest distillation of his philosophical thought: paradiseeditions.net/products/som...

Reprint in progress: Shadowings by Lafcadio Hearn, an excellent collection from 1900, featuring studies of Japanese legends and linguistics as well as more personal, Gothic and Symbolist-inspired narratives. An odd duck in Hearn's catalog but all the stronger for it. @addisonzeller.bsky.social

From a cluttered desk: there are just a few handmade copies of Phoretics by @israelbonilla.bsky.social left in stock. paradiseeditions.net/products/pho...

"To act as a physical cause is to act with complete attention to our rhythms," from Phoretics by @israelbonilla.bsky.social

Phoretics by @israelbonilla.bsky.social is ready to be printed and assembled. Get yourself a copy while they last: paradiseeditions.net/products/pho...

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Now available for preorder: Phoretics by @israelbonilla.bsky.social, three essays in aphorism on Goethe, Emerson, and Hazlitt. 5.5 x 8.5 inches // 38pgs // $10 Link below: paradiseeditions.net/products/pho...

Another printing of Visiters has made it to our cluttered desk. If any reviewers or booksellers or bookposters would like a copy, let us know!

Now free with every order from our website: a sheet of Jean Paul translations. The wooden coati figurine is, unfortunately, not included:

We feel the same way about a good werewolf story, @chalicotherex.bsky.social

This month saw our second release, Night Fears: Weird Tales in Translation, an anthology of translated stories in poems from the classic horror and science fiction pulp magazine Weird Tales, edited by Eric Williams (@geoliminal.bsky.social): asterismbooks.com/product/nigh...

2023 has been a great inaugural year for our little press. April saw the release of The Man Without a Transit Pass, a collection of short stories by the classic Czech satirist Jaroslav Hašek, translated by Dustin Stalnaker (@jarohasek.bsky.social ): asterismbooks.com/product/the-...

Night Fears: Weird Tales in Translation, edited by @geoliminal.bsky.social is out now! Get a copy here: asterismbooks.com/product/nigh...

For your reading pleasure, here's another missive on pulp fiction history from @geoliminal.bsky.social , this time covering the horror polymath Clark Ashton Smith, whose translations of Baudelaire will grace our anthology of weird fiction in translation:

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It's October, and in advance of our forthcoming anthology of weird fiction in translation, here's @geoliminal.bsky.social. writing about the early history of Weird Tales, the pulp which gave the genre its name:

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