Phil Harvey
Phil Harvey’s published work includes fiction, poetry, and nonfiction.
His fiction has appeared in twelve magazines, including The MacGuffin and, most recently, Natural Bridge. Earlier, Phantasmagoria nominated one of his stories for a Pushcart Prize, and Antietam Review named another of his stories the winner of its annual contest.
A dozen more stories appear in his third book, Government Creep, published by Loompanics Press in 2003.
His nonfiction includes The Government vs. Erotica, which the American Library Association’s Intellectual Freedom Roundtable nominated as a best book on intellectual freedom; Let Every Child Be Wanted, which former President Jimmy Carter praised; and more than 40 articles, columns and letters in The New York Times, the Washington Post and other periodicals.
By day, Phil Harvey is president of DKT International, a small, risk-oriented social marketing organization, and president and majority shareholder of PHE, also known as Adam & Eve, a mail order business that sells sexually oriented books and films.
He has appeared on CNN and network television as well as on numerous radio talk shows, and he is at home in front of live audiences.
26 entries by Phil Harvey
The Blaze
By Chad Dundas
An Iraq War veteran returns home and struggles to regain his memory amid strange happenings.
Pride of Eden: A Novel
By Taylor Brown
A globe-trotting, ragtag crew seeks to rescue wild animals from captivity and abuse.
The Blaze: A Novel
By Chad Dundas
An Iraq War veteran returns home and struggles to regain his memory amid strange happenings.
Read Me: A Novel
By Leo Benedictus
An unusual character study veers gruesomely to torture.
The Lost History of Stars
By Dave Boling
A girl and her family struggle to survive in a British prison camp during the Boer War.
Fresh Complaint: Stories
By Jeffrey Eugenides
A wry, entertaining collection of tales from the Pulitzer-winning author.
The Lost History of Stars: A Novel
By Dave Boling
A girl and her family struggle to survive in a British prison camp during the Boer War.
The Eastern Shore: A Novel
By Ward Just
Though light on plot, this evocative story of a lifelong newspaperman nonetheless delivers.
See You in Paradise: Stories
By J. Robert Lennon
A collection of unconventional tales that tread on the paranormal.
FaceOff
Edited by David Baldacci
A fun take on the genre as protagonists from top thrillers meet in unique ways to solve their crime and get the bad guy.
The Collector of Lost Things: A Novel
By Jeremy Page
On a 19th-century expedition to the Arctic, a biologist confronts his own powerlessness amid inhumanity toward nature.
The Complete Short Stories of James Purdy
James Purdy
The late author's shorter works, compiled for the first time, reveal a soaring imagination.
A Treacherous Paradise
Henning Mankell
In this novel translated from Swedish, a young woman at the turn of the century bravely makes a new life for herself in Portuguese East Africa
The Whiteness of the Whale
David Poyer
A novel of high, almost constant suspense, and no relief; if that’s your ticket, this is your book.
Sleight of Hand: A Novel of Suspense
Phillip Margolin
The murder of a woman on the eve of her 10th anniversary — and projected prenup payout — casts suspicion on her husband in the latest Dana Cutler mystery.
