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Book Release: GULA (It’s Here, It’s Here!)

March 16, 2026

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The day has come! It’s the official release date for GULA: A Poem for the End Times. Ebooks are distributing to backers as we speak, so check your email if you’re one of those — and for the rest of you, GULA is now available, well, a whole bunch of places! First of all, direct links:

Payhip (Ebook)
Itch.io (Ebook)
Storenvy (Paperback)

GULA is also currently distributing to Kobo, Smashwords, Barnes & Noble and many others — check them all out through this link!

Want to add it to your TBR? GULA is on Goodreads here.

Finally, if you want a preview of what GULA has to offer, check out my reading of several key points of the book for the Stellathon fundraiser!

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Elliott Dunstan

Author, reviewer, metalhead, anarchist. Elliott Dunstan is an Ottawa-based leftist queer who loves art in all its forms, and thinks hipsters get a bad rap. Want to see your music, zine or book on one of his round-ups? Shoot him a message on the contact form.

Meet the author

Writer James Baldwin at home in Saint Paul de Vence, South of France, in 1985.

James Baldwin (1924-1987)

It goes without saying, I believe, that if we understood ourselves better, we would damage ourselves less. But the barrier between oneself and one’s knowledge of
oneself is high indeed. There are so many things one would rather not know! We become social creatures because we cannot live any other way. But in order to become social, there are a great many other things that we must not become, and we are frightened, all of us, of these forces within us that perpetually menace our precarious security. Yet the forces are there: we cannot will them away. All we can do is learn to live with them. And we cannot learn this unless we are willing to tell the truth about ourselves, and the truth about us is always at variance with what we wish to be. The human effort is to bring these two realities into a relationship resembling reconciliation. The human beings whom we respect the most, after all—and sometimes fear the most—are those who are most deeply involved in this delicate and strenuous effort, for they have the unshakable authority that comes only from having looked on and endured and survived the worst.”

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