Episode 17 « In Between Altered States.
from the editor-
Oh yes….it is time again for another episode of In Between Altered States where we try to string together 8 pieces of flash fiction into a twisted dream. Each story is loosely themed for a bit of cohesiveness though each writer gets to take the theme to the far reaches of their minds. This episodes theme is “cleaned out”. Come take a little trip with us on what that means. I would like to welcome back writers Ben Pullar and Kevin Ridgeway and give a barbaric yawp for the newcomers to IBAS: RL Raymond, Frankie Metro, Paul Tristram, Kyle Hemmings, Craig Scott, and Gertrud Pehk. As always, please read the stories from start to finish for the fullest effect and then go back and read your favorites again. Enjoy!
6.09 / September 2011 - Pank Magazine
Andrew Brininstool, Blake Kimzey, Wendy Xu, Tessa Mellas, Suzanne Marie Hopcroft, Thomas Patrick Levy, Kit Frick, Tess Patalano, Regina Marshall, Tyler Sage, John McKernan, Aimee Vitrak, Brandy Wilson, Kirstin Chen, Aimee Pogson, Danielle Shutt, Shira Richman, Teresa Milbrodt, Court Merrigan, John Jodzio, Ian Golding, Stefanie Freele, Saehee Cho, Corinna Bain.
Issue No. 11 - Phantom Kangaroo
Amy Elisabeth Olson, Brad Liening, F.J. Bergmann, Gale Acuff, Georgie Delgado, Holly Day, Michael Andrew, Rick Bailey, Simon Jacobs, Tammy Ho Lai-Ming, Thomas Piekarski, Vanessa Young, Walter Bjorkman.
September 2011 - Red Fez Publications
Crawdad Nelson, Shawn Misener, RC Edrington, Wayne Mason, Kevin Ridgeway, Nathan Graziano, Lindsey Thomas, Aleathia Drehmer, Zachary Moll, Josh Olsen, William Taylor Jr and many more!
October 2011 - Underground Voices Magazine
C.J. Arellano, Alice Ash, Beau Johnson, Sarah Terez Rosenblum, Garrett Socol, Jim Davis, John Grochalski, Steven gulvezan, J.B. Hogan, Cynthia Ruth Lewis, Ali Shakir, Steve C., Marian Kamensky.
October 2011 - Negative Suck
Andrew J. Stone, Cheryl Anne Gardner, Brett Spencer, Howie Good, Jessica Dyer, Justis Mills, Ray Succre, Jenny Caitlin, Sarah Alderman, Karissa Satchwell.
Issue #24 - Jersey Devil Press
Shannon Derby, Samuel Snoek-Brown, Christian A. Larsen, Rowdy Geirsson, Vincent Purita.
Oct/Nov Issue - Primal Urge
Oct/Nov Issue Featuring an article with and NEVER BEFORE PUBLISHED S. CLAY WILSON ART!!!!!....plus STEVE VANONI in Europe & Korea....Artist PABLO GALVAN......Sacramento Poet Laureate BOB STANLEY.....BAD BONES PHOTOGRAPHY......CARTEL INK WORKS......Has Execution Become An Art Form......America's Secret Military....Poetry by John Dorsey, Michael Grover, Colin Dardis, Paul Corman-Roberts, Jason Ryberg, Michele McDannold and more!
Volume 15 - Guerilla Pamphlets
Michael Grover, A.D. Winans, J.D. Nelson, Dianne Borsenik, Felino A. Soriano and many more!
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Sunday, October 2, 2011
Friday, August 12, 2011
Issue Twenty-Three is No Match for a Good Blaster at Your Side, Kid | Jersey Devil Press
First up is “Exposure,” by Claire Joanne Huxham, followed by “The Toad and the Butterfly,” by RCJ Graves. Next is “Pentecostal,” by Lauren J. Barnhart. Then, finishing up the issue, is Mike Sweeney’s magnum opus, “CPA of the Sith.”
You can read the online version here or download the .pdf here.
via Issue Twenty-Three is No Match for a Good Blaster at Your Side, Kid | Jersey Devil Press.
You can read the online version here or download the .pdf here.
via Issue Twenty-Three is No Match for a Good Blaster at Your Side, Kid | Jersey Devil Press.
Sunday, July 24, 2011
Jersey Devil Press. New Book by Danger_Slater
A Date That Shall Live In Infamy… Or Just Regular Famy | Jersey Devil Press.
Love Me by Danger_Slater, the world's most flammable writer will be released on August 9, 2011. Love Me will be available as a paperback or an e-book, from a variety of resellers.
Love Me is the touching tale of a guy in a Viking suit on an epic quest to figure out the mysteries of life.
Donate $25 to Jersey Devil Press and receive the book a few days early as well as the e-book Screw the Universe by Stephen Schwegler and Eirik Gumeny.
visit Jersey Devil Press for more information.
Love Me by Danger_Slater, the world's most flammable writer will be released on August 9, 2011. Love Me will be available as a paperback or an e-book, from a variety of resellers.
Love Me is the touching tale of a guy in a Viking suit on an epic quest to figure out the mysteries of life.
Donate $25 to Jersey Devil Press and receive the book a few days early as well as the e-book Screw the Universe by Stephen Schwegler and Eirik Gumeny.
visit Jersey Devil Press for more information.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
New Issue from Jersey Devil Press
Jersey Devil Press, Issue #22
http://www.jerseydevilpress.com/
“Golden Hours,” comes all the way from Brazil, by way of California ex-pat Colleen Chen, and tells the tale of a man with a remarkable, if short-lived, gift. Next is the fairy tale retelling “Red,” by Christopher Owen, followed by the Catholic dogma retelling “Jesus’ Nephew,” by Joe Thompson. After that is the sad, creepy “Mammy’d Give Me Minds To Eat,” by Graham Tugwell, who wins the award for having the most porn star-like name we’ve ever published. And last, but certainly not least, is “Jolly Roger,” by Michael Sions, a story that expertly combines corpses, pirates, and insurance salesmen.
Now, if you’ll excuse me, I need to board up the windows before the sun realizes I’m in here.
The online version of this month’s issue is here, and the .pdf can be downloaded by clicking here.
http://www.jerseydevilpress.com/
“Golden Hours,” comes all the way from Brazil, by way of California ex-pat Colleen Chen, and tells the tale of a man with a remarkable, if short-lived, gift. Next is the fairy tale retelling “Red,” by Christopher Owen, followed by the Catholic dogma retelling “Jesus’ Nephew,” by Joe Thompson. After that is the sad, creepy “Mammy’d Give Me Minds To Eat,” by Graham Tugwell, who wins the award for having the most porn star-like name we’ve ever published. And last, but certainly not least, is “Jolly Roger,” by Michael Sions, a story that expertly combines corpses, pirates, and insurance salesmen.
Now, if you’ll excuse me, I need to board up the windows before the sun realizes I’m in here.
The online version of this month’s issue is here, and the .pdf can be downloaded by clicking here.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
New Release from Jersey Devil Press
Jersey Devil Press, Issue Twenty-One
This month’s stories are all about facing that destiny, in one way or another. We start with J. David Bell’s “A Chimaera Story With Four Morals,” a tale about a father and son and a march toward the inevitable. Next are two tales about playing with the strange and unfortunate hands Fate dealt: “Literary Ops,” by K. Marvin Bruce, and “The Swell Foop,” by Mindela Ruby. After that, it’s “The Six,” by Ainslie Hogarth, about a massive turd wrenching one man’s life irrevocably. And, finally, we close with “The Stupidest Thing I Ever Heard,” by Kimberly Steele, a story about how maybe destiny isn’t quite so destined after all.
The online version of Issue Twenty-One is here, and the .pdf can be downloaded here. Read it like you don’t have a choice.
This month’s stories are all about facing that destiny, in one way or another. We start with J. David Bell’s “A Chimaera Story With Four Morals,” a tale about a father and son and a march toward the inevitable. Next are two tales about playing with the strange and unfortunate hands Fate dealt: “Literary Ops,” by K. Marvin Bruce, and “The Swell Foop,” by Mindela Ruby. After that, it’s “The Six,” by Ainslie Hogarth, about a massive turd wrenching one man’s life irrevocably. And, finally, we close with “The Stupidest Thing I Ever Heard,” by Kimberly Steele, a story about how maybe destiny isn’t quite so destined after all.
The online version of Issue Twenty-One is here, and the .pdf can be downloaded here. Read it like you don’t have a choice.
Thursday, May 5, 2011
New Release from Jersey Devil Press
Jersey Devil Press has released its twentieth issue online.
We’ve got five new stories this month and they’re all terrific. We start with the great Gavin Broom’s sock puppet parable, “Socko and Roy,” followed by “A Discourse on the Impending Apocalypse,” by the always awesome Aidan Ryan. Next is “Detachment” by the radiant and ravishing Rachel Cordasco, and then “Eli and the Empty Lot” from the amazing Alex Koplow. And we close with an epic love story for the ages, “Julia and Raul,” by Jersey son Ben Nardolilli.
The online issue can be found here, and the .pdf can be downloaded here.
We’ve got five new stories this month and they’re all terrific. We start with the great Gavin Broom’s sock puppet parable, “Socko and Roy,” followed by “A Discourse on the Impending Apocalypse,” by the always awesome Aidan Ryan. Next is “Detachment” by the radiant and ravishing Rachel Cordasco, and then “Eli and the Empty Lot” from the amazing Alex Koplow. And we close with an epic love story for the ages, “Julia and Raul,” by Jersey son Ben Nardolilli.
The online issue can be found here, and the .pdf can be downloaded here.
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