Fiction
Character-driven literary and transgressive fiction. Misfits, outsiders, and anti-social behavior. Stories about trust, survival, failure, and finding yourself in this world.
Tearjerk
M.B. Green
Emeric works at a suicide hotline—not to save lives, but to listen to people sob. He crashes funerals, joins support groups. Told through fragmented journal entries, emotional breakdowns, and nihilistic giggles, this transgressive story explores taboo stuff, self-destruction, and the beauty of falling apart.
Ava in Lost Pines
Steven W. Simon
A plane crashes in a remote forest. Ava, a young girl, and Charlie, an autistic boy, are the only survivors. When Charlie runs off, Ava must find him, protect him, and determine who to trust.
Digg Dogg and the Depression Playlist
Lucas Pops
When an iconic children's television star is disgraced by a scandal that comes to light, it leaves a wake of devastation for the close friends who knew the man behind the character and are left picking up the shattered pieces of his legacy. His costar and best friend, Murphy falls deeper into a sex and alcohol depression as his denial has him clinging to past memories and hallucinations.
Into the Fracking Fields
Steven W. Simon
Hundreds of square miles deemed uninhabitable. Alice has heard the rumors of the people who stayed, their proximity to Nuclear One, their cancerous lumps. Her friend Carmen is driven to see the fracking pad where his father was killed – and Michael, unfortunately, is the only one that can get them there.
Hi, My Name Was
M.B. Green
Cameron Rose has a problem. Death wasn't supposed to come so soon-or so humiliatingly. One slip in the shower, one borrowed dildo, and Cameron's comes to an abrupt, bizarre end. But at the In-Between, nothing stays buried.
1200 Miles from Los Angeles
Steven W. Simon
When his car breaks down on his way to Los Angeles, Sanford takes a job at a small-town diner along the interstate to earn the money he needs to keep going west. Here, he learns that being Jewish is something different.
Wayward Soundtrack
Lucas Pops
Set in the 2000s, tattoo artist, Jones Henry, has just learned he has contracted the AIDS virus due to his reckless sexual behavior. Told through his recollections, Jones delivers various tales of his past exploits as he attempts to determine where he first came into contact with the disease. As he falls further down into his past, Jones must come to terms with his new future, however long that may be.
Red as Apple
Steven W. Simon
It has been years since Keenan had been to the farm. He had vowed to move on, to move up, but this has brought him back. To his introverted older brother and confident sister. After this, their lives will never be the same.
Poetry
Thoughts that fuck with your head. Words that remind you that you're not alone. Best read in darkened solitude or on a train with headphones turned up.
About Bound Hare Press
Bound Hare Press publishes original and thought-provoking books from boundary-pushing authors. Our books explore complex, reflective, and controversial topics. Here, you'll find engaging fiction and poetry that is brutally honest.
When you buy from Bound Hare Press, you're supporting amazing authors who have the courage to write from their hearts. They are talented, have stories to tell, and are not chasing best-seller lists or algorithms.
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