Underground Voices Magazine, June 2011
Contributors: Thomas Kearnes, Joshua R. Helms, Ken Poyner, Hazel Foster, Jan Stinchcomb, Mike Meginnis, Karrie L. Waarla, Keith Taylor, Karen Skolfield, Alexis Pope, Christopher Newgent, Jessica Hollander, Aubrey Hirsch, Sarah Maria Griffin, Myfanwy Collins, Caroline Crew, Kelly Boyker, Virginia Lee Borges and James Tadd Adcox.
Monday, May 30, 2011
New Release from decomP
decomP: a literary magazine - www.decompmagazine.com
Welcome to our June 2011 issue, featuring new work from Erica W. Adams, James Best, Peter Kispert, Harmony Neal, C. J. Opperthauser, Patricia McKernon Runkle, Richard Jay Shelton, Gary J. Shipley, Tristan Silverman, Parker Tettleton, and Cassandra Troyan. Additionally, we have reviews of Blake Butler's There Is No Year, Justin Taylor's The Gospel of Anarchy, and Laura Yes Yes's How to Seduce a White Boy in Ten Easy Steps. Thanks for reading! From the Editor-in-Chief, Jason Jordan.
Welcome to our June 2011 issue, featuring new work from Erica W. Adams, James Best, Peter Kispert, Harmony Neal, C. J. Opperthauser, Patricia McKernon Runkle, Richard Jay Shelton, Gary J. Shipley, Tristan Silverman, Parker Tettleton, and Cassandra Troyan. Additionally, we have reviews of Blake Butler's There Is No Year, Justin Taylor's The Gospel of Anarchy, and Laura Yes Yes's How to Seduce a White Boy in Ten Easy Steps. Thanks for reading! From the Editor-in-Chief, Jason Jordan.
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.
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
New Release from In Between Altered States
In Between Altered States, Episode 13
This time around in Episode (lucky) 13 we have a variety of verbal cacophony for you. As always these are loosely based themes that we run with to try and string together 8 stories in a dream like fashion. Yes, sometimes they are frightening dreams, sometimes funny. We are very thrilled to present 7 new writers to IBAS and one good friend who has been lending work from the beginning. Please try and read all 8 stories in a row (they are small…they don’t take long) and then jump back and read your favorites again some other time. We are pleased to feature work from these fab authors: Josh Olsen, Jack Bristow, Eric Suhem, Robert Vaughan, Jennifer Hollie Bowles, Levi Gribbon, Zack Kopp, and KC Callagy.
This time around in Episode (lucky) 13 we have a variety of verbal cacophony for you. As always these are loosely based themes that we run with to try and string together 8 stories in a dream like fashion. Yes, sometimes they are frightening dreams, sometimes funny. We are very thrilled to present 7 new writers to IBAS and one good friend who has been lending work from the beginning. Please try and read all 8 stories in a row (they are small…they don’t take long) and then jump back and read your favorites again some other time. We are pleased to feature work from these fab authors: Josh Olsen, Jack Bristow, Eric Suhem, Robert Vaughan, Jennifer Hollie Bowles, Levi Gribbon, Zack Kopp, and KC Callagy.
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
New Release from Pank Magazine
Pank 6.05/May 2011 issue is now available online featuring the work of Lidia Yuknavitch, Jules Archer, Andre Babyn, Elizabeth J. Colen, Callista Buchen, Katrina Denza, Erik Evenson, Jonterri Gadson, Nancy Carol Moody, Tyler Gobble, Mikko Harvey, Mary Jones, Aby Kaupang, Michelle Reale, Adam Peterson, Gregory Sherl, Carolyn Zaikowski, Bendi Barrett, David Holub, Melissa Chadburn, Alex Pruteanu, Rebecca Ansorge, Colin Winnette, Anthony Jones and Barry Basden.
Sunday, May 15, 2011
New Release from Word Riot
The May 2011 issue of Word Riot is now available online featuring the work of Kari Kamin, Tobias Carroll, Stefanie Freele, M. Thomas Gammarino, Sarah Gerard, William T. Vandemark, Tim Bass, Erik Doughty, Gary Moshimer, Bob Thurber, Kenneth P. Gurney, Derek N. Otsuji, Justin Rousse, Debra Shirley, Lucy Simpson, Alexander Stachniak, Steve Williams and Jessica Young.
Friday, May 13, 2011
New Release from Phantom Kangaroo
Issue No. 7 is now available online from Phantom Kangaroo featuring the work of Annie Neugebauer, Daniel Romo, Febe Moss, Franklin Murdock, Glenn Cooper, Harry Calhoun, Jane Roken, Kimberly Casey, Nathan Savin Scott, Paul McQuade, Robert Vaughan, Ty Russell and Wendy Willis.
This is a very special issue for me because it's Friday the 13th. I've been preparing by scaring myself all week, driving down dark roads, calling out ghosts, pretending that I love you. Because of this I've been staying up late at night, looking at the stars, stealing their stories, and wondering how in the hell I'm going to be able to translate them. I think maybe I'll just post them here and you can read them for yourself. Here are 13 stories written by 13 stars. --Claudia Lamar, May 2011
This is a very special issue for me because it's Friday the 13th. I've been preparing by scaring myself all week, driving down dark roads, calling out ghosts, pretending that I love you. Because of this I've been staying up late at night, looking at the stars, stealing their stories, and wondering how in the hell I'm going to be able to translate them. I think maybe I'll just post them here and you can read them for yourself. Here are 13 stories written by 13 stars. --Claudia Lamar, May 2011
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