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Tar Spackled BannerTar Spackled Banner, subtitled A Sequel Prequel to Arboretum, presents itself as the autobiography of a 21st century time traveler, written under the in book persona of J. A. Ellis. Another Billy Pilgrim come unstuck, the narrator drifts through an era of fascist violence and secession, working out the curious esoterics of Thomas Carlyle's Sartor Resartus and recalling the underground raving of Dostoevsky's antihero in Notes from Underground. The book

bending their separate voices toward his own motive

Eckhard Gerdes edited it as a general anthology

His docufiction took news reports and court records and shifted them by a line or a frame until the source exposed its own ideology

with single-author Festschrift volumes for Federman

It remains his only book in print

" a phrase that points back to the Illinois State dissertation

in the order of their first names

published in 2019 as Journal of Experimental Fiction vol

is the novel to end the novel

Lifers runs alongside that novel as the shorter test of the same writer's interest in confinement and selfhood

Stash Luczkiw

and co-edited its exile almanac New Poems