To the Moon, Darkly by Pablo Báez

Pablo Báez’s debut collection houses twelve tales that are as soaring as they are claustrophobic, as beautiful as they are macabre, and as daring as they are brilliant.

Inside is a juxtaposed collection of co-mingled stories, all threaded with the assertion that a new voice has entered the scene, and it’s one you’re going to miss if you’re not paying attention.

“Pablo’s writing has a rhythm like no other, deftly walking the line between hypnotizing and unsettling. And he’s only getting better.” – James Worth, author of Mars in Retrograde

“Pablo Báez’s prose is inimitable and his poetry comparable only to God’s haunting tinnitus. He is an author hellbent on excising the mundane.” M.P. Fitzgerald, author of A Happy Bureaucracy

“Pynchon and McCarthy’s bastard, beautiful, rule-breaking love-child. Every word leaves you whispering to yourself, ‘just one more, just one more!’” – JLG Noga, Writer of Darkling