Negative Suck, July 2011
http://www.negativesuck.moonfruit.com/#
Howie Good, Cheryl Anne Gardner, David Mac, Gary Percesepe, Emily Smith-Miller, Valerie Walter, Kirsty Logan, Karissa Satchwell, Roberta Lawson, Chris Butler, Len Kuntz, Nicolette Wong
Thursday, July 7, 2011
Call for Submissions - Opium Magazine
Submit NOW to Opium39's Heaven Issue!
Opium is in a wild, last-minue hunt for your most brilliant stories for our Heaven issue. If you have written a story about these topics, we want you to submit them IMMEDIATELY (or, say, by Wednesday):
Mothers, death, sadness, dying, living, heaven, hope, happiness, loss of hope, resurrection, hell, ghosts, love, disgust, the profound inability to cope, or things around these categories.
Thing is, we want them to pop. We want electricity to fly out of your sentences. We want stories that will make us laugh (like, say, Etgar Keret's), cry (like, say, Bright Lights, Big City) and dream (like, say, the TV show Men of a Certain Age, specifically the softball episode), and make us yodel (we don't usually yodel). We want the story you sent to the New Yorker because it's your absolute best story and, y'know, it's worth a shot. Send it to us, and quick. We're painfully slow in responding to submissions these last years, we know that, we're aware! It sucks for us, too. But for this issue, it's important for us to have the absolute best (well, that's the way it is for every issue, but we've been out of the game for some time, now, and we're going to punch a hole in the universe when we get back in it, when Opium39 releases in the late-ish fall). Okay, we're fired up, and we hope you are, too.
Oh, and to make things easier: the link to submit to Opium Magazine is right here.
Opium is in a wild, last-minue hunt for your most brilliant stories for our Heaven issue. If you have written a story about these topics, we want you to submit them IMMEDIATELY (or, say, by Wednesday):
Mothers, death, sadness, dying, living, heaven, hope, happiness, loss of hope, resurrection, hell, ghosts, love, disgust, the profound inability to cope, or things around these categories.
Thing is, we want them to pop. We want electricity to fly out of your sentences. We want stories that will make us laugh (like, say, Etgar Keret's), cry (like, say, Bright Lights, Big City) and dream (like, say, the TV show Men of a Certain Age, specifically the softball episode), and make us yodel (we don't usually yodel). We want the story you sent to the New Yorker because it's your absolute best story and, y'know, it's worth a shot. Send it to us, and quick. We're painfully slow in responding to submissions these last years, we know that, we're aware! It sucks for us, too. But for this issue, it's important for us to have the absolute best (well, that's the way it is for every issue, but we've been out of the game for some time, now, and we're going to punch a hole in the universe when we get back in it, when Opium39 releases in the late-ish fall). Okay, we're fired up, and we hope you are, too.
Oh, and to make things easier: the link to submit to Opium Magazine is right here.
Monday, July 4, 2011
New Issue from Gutter Eloquence Magazine
Summer is here, and it's hot...as usual. And speaking
of hot, Issue #16 of Gutter Eloquence Magazine
is now online, ablaze with some of the best voices of
the underground lit scene and beyond!
G.E.M. #16 features poetry
by these contributors:
Susan Adams
Louise Andrade
Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal
J.J. Campbell
Valentina Cano
Aleathia Drehmer
James H. Duncan
Mat Gould
John Grochalski
Melissa Hansen
Jack Henry
Paul Hostovsky
Jennifer Lobaugh
Ally Malinenko
Scott Owens
Ken Poyner
Frank Reardon
Damian Rivera
John L. Stanizzi
Jamie Townend
James Valvis
Check 'em out at http://www.guttereloquence.com
--Jack T. Marlowe, Editor
of hot, Issue #16 of Gutter Eloquence Magazine
is now online, ablaze with some of the best voices of
the underground lit scene and beyond!
G.E.M. #16 features poetry
by these contributors:
Susan Adams
Louise Andrade
Luis Cuauhtemoc Berriozabal
J.J. Campbell
Valentina Cano
Aleathia Drehmer
James H. Duncan
Mat Gould
John Grochalski
Melissa Hansen
Jack Henry
Paul Hostovsky
Jennifer Lobaugh
Ally Malinenko
Scott Owens
Ken Poyner
Frank Reardon
Damian Rivera
John L. Stanizzi
Jamie Townend
James Valvis
Check 'em out at http://www.guttereloquence.com
--Jack T. Marlowe, Editor
Saturday, July 2, 2011
New Release from decomP Magazine
Welcome to our July 2011 issue, featuring new work from Eric Berge, J. Bradley, André Braga Cabral, Elizabeth J. Colen, Will Cordeiro, Brett Elizabeth Jenkins, Sarah Lindsay, Peter Tieryas Liu, Jacqueline May, Marilyn Ringer, Lani Scozzari, Russel Swensen, Meghan Tutolo, and Leia Wilson. Additionally, we have reviews of Joshua Mohr's Damascus, Michael Stewart's The Hieroglyphics, and Ben Tanzer's My Father's House. Thanks for reading!
www.decompmagazine.com
www.decompmagazine.com
New Release from Menacing Hedge
We are pleased to announce the inaugural launch of Menacing Hedge:Summer 2011 edition. This issue features kick-ass work from Juliet Cook, Christine Hamm, Beth Coyote, Paul Nelson, Chenelle Milford, Meg Pokrass, Nancy Ibsen, Lauren India Henley, Lucile Barker, P. Hurshell, Julene Tripp Weaver, Nathan Moore, Leo Briones, and last but not least, Jeremy Halinen.
www.menacinghedge.com
Please also be sure to listen to the contributor's recordings and take a peek at Scary Bush, Menacing Hedge's evil, but still beloved, twin.
www.menacinghedge.com
Please also be sure to listen to the contributor's recordings and take a peek at Scary Bush, Menacing Hedge's evil, but still beloved, twin.
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