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  • January 24, 2013 9:00 am
    The Complete Works of Marvin K. Mooney a novel by Christopher Higgs Marvin K. Mooney, the enigmatic philosopher, has gone missing. Vanished. But we’re left with his work: wild, confessional, encyclopedic, destructive texts that call into question Marvin’s own identity. Who is Marvin K. Mooney? And what has Christopher Higgs done with him? Only you, as our reader, can find out. • Buy the paperback! • $13.99 Buy the ebook! • name your price Buy the audiobook! • name your price Or buy it on Amazon or SPD. Or get a taste of the book first… • The Complete Works of Marvin K. Mooney seems to me unprecedented via form, making new ways of both telling a story and relaying information, but also doing so in a way that is, as David Foster Wallace so expressly begged for: fun. -Blake Butler The sheer greatness of Higgs’ novel calls the capacity of the word greatness into question. -Dennis Cooper

    The Complete Works of Marvin K. Mooney

    a novel by Christopher Higgs

    Marvin K. Mooney, the enigmatic philosopher, has gone missing. Vanished. But we’re left with his work: wild, confessional, encyclopedic, destructive texts that call into question Marvin’s own identity. Who is Marvin K. Mooney? And what has Christopher Higgs done with him? Only you, as our reader, can find out.

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    Buy the paperback! • $13.99

    Buy the ebook! • name your price

    Buy the audiobook! • name your price

    Or buy it on Amazon or SPD.

    Or get a taste of the book first…

    •

    The Complete Works of Marvin K. Mooney seems to me unprecedented via form, making new ways of both telling a story and relaying information, but also doing so in a way that is, as David Foster Wallace so expressly begged for: fun.

    -Blake Butler

    The sheer greatness of Higgs’ novel calls the capacity of the word greatness into question.

    -Dennis Cooper

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  • January 4, 2013 1:12 pm

    Sator Press is a nonprofit publishing company that presents innovative & challenging literature. It is owned & operated by Ken Baumann, and currently hubs in Ken’s garage in Los Angeles, California.

    In 2010, the press released its first novel, The Complete Works of Marvin K. Mooney by Christopher Higgs. In 2011, The Angel in The Dream of Our Hangover, a collection of aphorisms by Mark Leidner. And in 2012, Confessions from a Dark Wood, the debut novel by Eric Raymond. The press also publishes No Colony, a literary journal edited by Blake Butler and Ken Baumann. All books are printed in the United States on 100% post-consumer recycled paper, and are offered for free to U.S. military veterans.

    Sator Press titles are distributed by Amazon, Small Press Distribution, and select independent bookstores throughout the world. Want to support the press without buying books?

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    Want to submit your book? Please send a pdf of the complete manuscript to satorpress at gmail dawt calm. No queries necessary. And send all snail mail to 10061 Riverside Dr, Ste 1026, Toluca Lake, CA  91602.

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