In which the Caleb J. Ross has stopped writing fiction, which feels like an incredible loss, even as we recognize that our sense of loss has little, and possibly even nothing, to do with whether the Caleb J. Ross is in fact happier having made said decision.

Because we get that. Really. Details here.

Massive lit love. Lost in Space. Fine company. And the Kristin Fouquet, who is so full goodness our heads just might explode.

This Book Will Change Your Life - As a Machine and Parts by the Caleb J. Ross.

We are so not sure how we missed the actual release of As a Machine and Parts by the Caleb J. Ross here, but we did. Like really missed it. We also read it and blurbed it and we are happy to report that it changed our lives. We believe it may just change your life as well. So please do hit that. Like now. Well done.

"There was once a Marvel comic book called "What if..." and in it Uatu the Watcher, a bald sage-like character with an enormous head spun speculative tales of alternative versions of the Marvel Universe you thought you knew. With As a Machine & Parts Caleb J. Ross continues to stake his claim as his generation's Watcher, which should not be construed as a commentary on his beautiful, yet clearly fake head of hair, but instead as an observation about the scope of his imagination and his ongoing vision of what the world can be, might be and just maybe will be if Ross has anything to say about it."

Writer In Residence. Day Seven. Video Killed the Literary Star: Or How Caleb J. Ross Learned How to Stop Worrying and Love the Change.

Really. And totally. More here. Now. Yes.

The Caleb J. Ross would like you to know that from August 24th through August 28th I Didn’t Mean to be Kevin: a novel will be FREE on Kindle. And we want you to know that we think this is a most beautiful thing indeed.

Here.

We are so more The New York Stories Tour 2012 Day One. Defending our work. Szumowski. And Caleb J. Ross.

And the tour continues. Next stop hanging with the Caleb J. Ross and talking Devils Work all podcast-style and such.

"Tanzer has a way of describing innocent sexual tension like nobody I've ever read." So Different Now gets some Goodreads love. And likes it. A lot.

Goodreads is being very good to us this week and we are most appreciative indeed. We are also thrilled to see people are digging into So Different Now and much appreciate the Caleb J. Ross' most generous words. Big thanks man and drinks on us, for sure, soon, somewhere, here, maybe, yes? Sweet. And now for some excerpt.

"Tanzer has a way of describing innocent sexual tension like nobody I've ever read. If this were an autobiography, I would think of Tanzer as a guy who has a lot of female friends, is physically attracted to them, but must maintain that he is not in order to keep his marriage together."

As a Machine and Parts. Caleb J. Ross. Preorder. And blurbage.

More here.