Published by Schism 2] press. In the tradition of Abe, Murakami and Beckett, Squeal for Joy exposes the terrors of the quietly bizarre and the ferociously mundane. - D. Harlan Wilson, author of The Kyoto Man David Hoenigman's sentences commingle to produce an uneasy, almost hallucinatory exhilaration. - Dawn Raffel, author of The Secret Life of Objects Squeal for Joy tears off its own limbs only to sew them on again in hip and gory fashion. - Peter Grandbois, author of Nahoonkara Hoenigman is like a modern Beckett, with the gnarly old men traded for a new, young, and very lost generation of souls. - D.N. Stuefloten, author of The Wilderness Once you put your eye to this fantastic literary display, you might find yourself glued to it. - Thaddeus Rutkowski, author of Haywire
