Peasantry Press: 7 books

Rachel is ordinary. Average. Utterly unremarkable... until her best friend shoots her on her 16th birthday and a stranger brings her from death's doorstep with an infusion of his own DNA. Then everything gets weird. She heals impossibly fast. She senses the thoughts of others. She sees places and...

Peasantry Press is proud to present the Special Edition of Joseph Farley's Labor Day. A science fiction tale for fans of freedom, Farley's Labor Day introduces us to a future where humans enriched with cockroach DNA dominate the planet. The non-enhanced scurry to and from impoverished homes. The rich...

In the future, humans enriched with cockroach DNA dominate the planet. The old humans, fast-tracked for extinction, scurry to and from impoverished homes at the beck and call of the new elite, the magnates and managers that control all.  The rich get richer. The poor get poorer. Capitalism thrives...

Joshua Miller is great at being invisible, despite the insect-like wings protruding from his back and his knack for high-rise robberies. He’s alone—the villain in his own story—and he likes it that way. But then Joshua unexpectedly meets Lexi on a job, and his simple, uncomplicated existence...

As a former investigative journalist, Milwaukee private eye Barry Pool is more adept at crafting sentences than at handling a gun. So when he's asked to find the missing son of a prominent U.S. Senate candidate, he isn't sure he wants to face the serious danger the job might entail, even though it...

James Cooper moved his family to Walker's Vale, Pennsylvania, in search of the ideal life. What he got was the just opposite. As this small town's eerie history is revealed and repeated, it's clear the devil is in the details...and he's waiting for the Cooper's young daughter. When the FBI come knocking...

In the southeastern Kentucky town of Pine Gap, coal is the economy, faith is the community, and the comings and goings are few and far between.This is home for the Eskills, whose individual struggles overlap and galvanize in the aftermath of a disaster.