Eibonvale Press Releases Alexander Zelenyj's Experiments At 3 Billion A.M.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
(Free-Press-Release.com) April 10, 2009 --

Eibonvale Press is proud to announce the release of Experiments At 3 Billion A.M. by Canadian author Alexander Zelenyj, a massive collection of forty short stories covering ten years of the author’s work. Zelenyj’s haunting and surreal stories range widely in style, stretching from lyrical flights of fantasy to gritty and painful realism to unsettling horror and the grotesque – from subtle slipstream with only the faintest sense of the otherworldly to vivid space fiction and even light-hearted homages to the colourful and gleeful world of the pulps. Always unexpected, these unclassifiable stories remain bound together by a tone of universal sadness and gentleness, and an overarching sense of wonder. This colossal 664-page collection represents Eibonvale Press' most ambitious release yet. The book is available in three different formats – a Regular Edition Hardcover and Limited Edition Hardcover with different cover artwork by artist David Rix, as well as a Trade Paperback version with alternate cover artwork. Each version of the book contains 40 striking black-and-white interior illustrations, also by Rix. For more information visit www.eibonvalepress.co.uk.

Alexander Zelenyj’s fiction has appeared in a wide variety of publications, including FreeFall, Front & Centre, The Windsor Review, Amazing Journeys, Revelation, Euphony Journal, Simulacrum, Double Dare Press, inscape, Underground Voices, and the Rose & Thorn. He is the author of the short novel, Black Sunshine, published by Fourth Horseman Press. His fiction has been taught at the University of Rhode Island as part of that institution's English Literature Program. He lives in Windsor, Ontario, Canada, prefers basements, and conducts experimentations in the wee hours. For more author information visit www.alexanderzelenyj.com.

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