“King the Wonder Dog is a beautiful tapestry of stories about people whose lives are forever changed by the pets they love. Each story reminds us that unconditional love often has a fuzzy face and a wet nose. A truly remarkable and unforgettable book.”—Linda K. Garrett, author of Walking Strings Stories

“The poignant short story collection King the Wonder Dog is infused with retrospective melancholy.”—Foreword Reviews

Praise for The Game Cafe: 

“. . . one of the best short story collections I have ever read. . . . The authenticity of this collection is what makes it a unique and exceptional read.”—Manhattan Book Review

Praise for The Stargazer’s Embassy: 

“This work is remarkably hard to put down. Lerman innately understands how to build tension and suspense while still maintaining coherent plot and dialogue. Fun bits of foreshadowing also set the book up for a second or third read, with something new to be discovered each time.”—Foreword Reviews

Praise for Eleanor Lerman's Our Post-Soviet History Unfolds:

“Eleanor Lerman’s poems have sociological savvy, philosophical rue, historical recognition, and vernacular resilience. They sing a song that is bravely gloomy, but they sing it with a fierce and earned dignity.”—Tony Hoagland, poet and recipient of the  Poetry Foundation’s Mark Twain Award

Praise for Eleanor Lerman’s Slim Blue Universe: 

“Lerman’s poems pulsate on the page; she writes in a refreshingly triumphant and celebratory tone while remaining unflinchingly honest.”—Kirkus Reviews

Praise for Armed Love: 

“Eleanor Lerman's first book of poetry is an astonishing accomplishment. Hallucinatory, yet intimately in touch with their sources, her poems focus on homosexuality and insanity, cruelty and degradation, bitterness and terror, in a Manhattan demimonde where people react to each other in violent need because they no longer have any choice or even want a choice, accepting, embracing a survival beyond desire, beyond reason.”—Wesleyan Poetry Series

Praise for Watkins Glen: 

"It's not often one gets to luxuriate in such beautiful prose. Watkins Glen examines the confusions of aging and regret, but also the compelling bonds of family and shared history, however complex and uncertain, and ultimately one of the pure joys life has to offer.”—Chris Knopf, Nero Award–winning author of Dead Anyway

Praise for The Sensual World Re-Emerges:

“Go to this collection for Lerman’s signature one-liners, wry humor, and steadfast yearning in a spirit world gone rogue.”—Lambda Literary