Browse the current JK Savoy catalog. Owned links point to current canonical Amazon editions.

Set in 1970s Brooklyn, Somewhere in Brooklyn follows a man who walks away from corporate comfort and lands in the borough’s street-level world of communes, odd jobs, survival bargains, and reinvention. It is a Brooklyn literary story about falling hard, finding nerve, and building a life back from the curb.

Set in 1968, Night Bird is a coming-of-age political novel about war, conscience, and one young man’s last night before the draft closes in. Joey works the graveyard shift in a small New Jersey diner while Vietnam waits in the background like a sentence already passed.

And Then There's Lily is a dystopian mystery about memory, belief, identity, and a discovery that threatens the foundations of a divided New America. Simon Blake has survived for years in Central Park with no memory of his childhood before age twelve; his twin sister Bethani carries another version of the past, and Lily becomes the impossible proof neither side can explain.

In The Wind is an absurdist political thriller about power, persuasion, and a man who may be talked into ending the world. Michael Tanner has money, influence, appetite, and a path toward New Jersey power — until ambition bends toward fanatics with a vision of a human-free Earth.

Short Stack gathers JK Savoy's sharp, restless short fiction: Castle Diner stories, Brooklyn memories, absurd turns, moral collisions, and characters caught between confession and invention. The collection moves from memoir-inspired fiction into satire, mystery, spiritual unease, and end-of-the-world comedy.
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