Pasha Malla is the author of a short story collection, The Withdrawal Method, three books of poems, All Our Grandfathers are Ghosts, Why We Fight > Quran Neck, and Erratic Fire, Erratic Passion (with Jeff Parker), and the novels People Park, Fugue States, and Kill the Mall. He lives in Hamilton, Ontario and teaches in the creative writing program at York University.

"All You Can Kill is an intricate moral fable, but it steps deep into the thorny briars of spiritual and economic disadvantages." – Kevin Jagernauth, Literary Review of Canada"[A] wild novel that despite its impossible strangeness manages to capture something true about how we process the chaos of modern life." – Alex Good, The Toronto Star"In Pasha Malla’s fourth novel, a narrator and his accidental companion find themselves impersonating a purportedly dead couple at an island wellness retreat. But the holidaying turns dark when a guillotine and a haunted chapel are revealed on an excursion to a nearby deserted village – followed by the murder of a guest and the arrival of the impersonated couple." – Cassandra Drudi, Quill & Quire 'Fall Fiction Preview'

Pasha Malla is the author of a short story collection, The Withdrawal Method, three books of poems, All Our Grandfathers are Ghosts, Why We Fight > Quran Neck, and Erratic Fire, Erratic Passion (with Jeff Parker), and the novels People Park, Fugue States, and Kill the Mall. He lives in Hamilton, Ontario and teaches in the creative writing program at York University.

"All You Can Kill is an intricate moral fable, but it steps deep into the thorny briars of spiritual and economic disadvantages." – Kevin Jagernauth, Literary Review of Canada"[A] wild novel that despite its impossible strangeness manages to capture something true about how we process the chaos of modern life." – Alex Good, The Toronto Star"In Pasha Malla’s fourth novel, a narrator and his accidental companion find themselves impersonating a purportedly dead couple at an island wellness retreat. But the holidaying turns dark when a guillotine and a haunted chapel are revealed on an excursion to a nearby deserted village – followed by the murder of a guest and the arrival of the impersonated couple." – Cassandra Drudi, Quill & Quire 'Fall Fiction Preview'