The Books are Here! A Box of THE ODDITIES ON SATURDAY NIGHT

I'm proud to announce that Gabriel Ricard has received a big box of THE ODDITIES ON SATURDAY NIGHT. Please contact him to get a signed copy. This is a beautiful book and you'll want it for your personal collection. 
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PACK LIGHT, DREAM DESPERATELY 

Washed up actors, mass murderers, Christ cosplayers, killer angels, and Viking funerals.

Meet the vagabond cast in thirteen new stories from author Gabriel Ricard (BONDAGE NIGHT, CLOUDS OF HUNGRY DOGS).

THE ODDITIES ON SATURDAY NIGHT is a travelogue of lost, quietly deranged souls. Like all of us, these characters are just trying to get through the week alive.

Moran Press has copies in stock as well. Click the cover image to purchase. Purchase the new release - The Oddities on Saturday Night by Gabriel Ricard today. 

The Oddities on Saturday Night

$15.00

The NEW Short Story collection from Gabriel Ricard

PACK LIGHT, DREAM DESPERATELY 

Washed up actors, mass murderers, Christ cosplayers, killer angels, and Viking funerals. Meet the vagabond cast in thirteen new stories from author Gabriel Ricard (BONDAGE NIGHT, CLOUDS OF HUNGRY DOGS). THE ODDITIES ON SATURDAY NIGHT is a travelogue of lost, quietly deranged souls. Like all of us, these characters are just trying to get through the week alive.

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Bondage Night

$15.00

Only a few left!

A savage, unreasonable love story for savage, unreasonable times.

Bondage Night chronicles the vicious climax of a chaotic, intense, compulsion-driven love affair between two unhappy, delusional people.

Gabriel Ricard's debut novel shows what brought them together in the first place.

Then comes the surreal, exhausted aftermath. 

Through it all, the protagonists persevere. 

But by the time it finally ends, Leo and Laura may never be the same.

*Bondage Night will be available on Valentine's Day and will ship a few days after that. 

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Love and Quarters

$15.00

Gabriel Ricard’s 2nd poetry book is about coming to terms with the good, the bad, and the reliably hideous. The world is a badly run 1890s-style asylum, but at least there’s a lot of good stuff on TV. Love and Quarters goes deep into love, depression, high adventures in the great outdoors, and whatever the hell else may happen while in transit.

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