$13.95
stories
150 pages
5.5x7.5
cover design by Rachel Glaser
Official release date: September 24
"Glaser's supple narratives reward the reader with dazzling effects."
Stanley G. Crawford
"Rachel B. Glaser is a party of one -- smart, zany, and grave. Her stories move like nobody else's among the beguilements and sorrows of being alive. A terrific debut."
Noy Holland
Rachel Glaser has written a game-changer.
Giancarlo DiTrapano
These stories are often dazzling, but beneath the bright wit, the weirdness, and the extraordinary invention you will find heart, guts, and a striking intelligence.
Chris Bachelder
Pee On Water, the daring first book from Rachel B. Glaser, is a collection of thirteen short stories of vivid imagination and ecstatic language. The first story, called “The Magic Umbrella” reads like an umbrella popping open. It features a flaming stick that talks and a book that ruminates about its place on the shelf. The title story at the end journeys through all of known time, and everything in between runs the gamut. From video games, to the NBA, to 9/11 and HIV, to space travel gone bad, Glaser’s fearlessness makes impossible stories possible.
STORIES ONLINE
"The Totems are Grand" at UNSAID
"Pee On Water" at We Are Champion
"The Kid" at elimae
Rachel B. Glaser lives in Massachusetts. Here is her blog.
Contact Adam for review copies or to set up an interview or reading with Rachel.
Pee On Water, the daring first book from Rachel B. Glaser, is a collection of thirteen short stories of vivid imagination and ecstatic language. The first story, called “The Magic Umbrella” reads like an umbrella popping open. It features a flaming stick that talks and a book that ruminates about its place on the shelf. The title story at the end journeys through all of known time, and everything in between runs the gamut. From video games, to the NBA, to 9/11 and HIV, to space travel gone bad, Glaser’s fearlessness makes impossible stories possible.
STORIES ONLINE
"The Totems are Grand" at UNSAID
"Pee On Water" at We Are Champion
"The Kid" at elimae
Rachel B. Glaser lives in Massachusetts. Here is her blog.
Contact Adam for review copies or to set up an interview or reading with Rachel.