The Infinimata Cata(b)log
A little something for everyone. Yes, you too.
Infinimata Press isn't about focus groups or trends. It's about individual vision -- seeing only what one person can see, doing what only one person can do.
From the warm human comedy of The Four-Day Weekend to the stylish slipstream fantasy of Summerworld, the psychological twists of Welcome To The Fold, the dark underworld of Tokyo Inferno and the far-future spectacle of Flight of the Vajra, there's nothing stamped from a mold here.
We've got many new projects lined up for the future, and works from the past to be unearthed and added back in over time as well.
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I'm nearing completion of the first draft of Unmortal, and I've already accumulated a bundle of notes on how to tackle future drafts that might make it into a significantly different book. But for the better. Drafts are nothing but raw material for their successors anyway. And the more you go through the draft process and learn how to detach yourself from any particular incarnation of the material, the easier it gets.
Well, it's a long story, but since you asked, I'll tell you all about how I almost ended up writing a story about a geisha and her dog, but have since expanded that into a much larger project.
Last night after too damn much procrastinating I sat down and began the work of remastering the first of the former Genji Press (now Infinimata) titles, 
