Rad, Em. What do have in mind for Suzy's and Chuck's class? Anything you're working on, or something you plan on starting before then?
Angel Colón
from The Bronx now living in New Jersey is reading A Big Ol' Pile of BooksMarch 11, 2014 - 6:14pm
Got three acceptances that I can't talk about just yet, but I figure I say something before I explode. Unbelievably excited about them.
voodoo_em
from England is reading All the books by Ira LevinMarch 12, 2014 - 2:59am
Hey Ryan, thanks :)
Re Chuck & Suzy's class, Probably the novella, although I have a couple of other stories floating around. To be honest I'm not sure how it's going to work, are people going to work on the same opening chapter for the whole four weeks or bring a few to the game? My story "finishing touches" has potential to be expanded upon, so could work as an opening. There's an old War story called "Victims" that was always meant to be bigger but never got there. And the Sci-fi story "A burning girl" that I wrote for Teleport us. Or I might see if inspiration pulls anything new out of the bag, I got a little time to burn some ideas i guess :)
@Angel ~ Congrats on your secret successes!
Dino Parenti
from Los Angeles is reading Everything He Gets His Hands OnMarch 13, 2014 - 10:42am
Got a new one called "Mojito" up at Revolt Daily right now. And I've got another coming out in the next few days on a different journal.
SRead
from Colorado is reading StoriesMarch 13, 2014 - 11:17am
Angel, nice! I hate that waiting period where you can't really say anything. Now we can suffer with you.
Dino, that story is great. I did not see the end coming at all. I had to read it twice. Nicely done!
Angel Colón
from The Bronx now living in New Jersey is reading A Big Ol' Pile of BooksMarch 13, 2014 - 11:39am
Nice job, Dino. Loved the way you tossed in the drink recipes.
Mess_Jess
from Sydney, Australia, living in Toronto, Canada is reading Perfect by Rachael JoyceMarch 13, 2014 - 5:35pm
Wow, so many acceptances lately! Congrats Em, Sarah, Dino, Wendy! (Gosh I hope I didn't leave anyone out).
If anyone's thinking about applying for the Amtrak writer's residency program, I wrote a piece on the terms and conditions for Litreactor. There are some unusual conditions that applicants need to be aware of!
Wendy Hammer
from Indiana is reading One Night in SixesMarch 14, 2014 - 7:09am
Dino--nice story! I really enjoyed it. Between the urn and the drinks I was hooked. The pay-off didn't let me down.
Jess--excellent article on the Amtrak thing. I watched the story with interest--and when the contract came out I have to say I hoped you'd write about it. Thanks! Good stuff, as always.
I never really know when it's appropriate to say something. I've held off on at least one cool thing because I don't want to overstep an announcement of a ToC or whatever. I guess erring on the side of caution is best, but the waiting is so rough. Heh.
That being said--I'm going to jump the gun because I'm so happy I've finally found a home for a story I've been trying to get out there for a long time now. It's called "Reminders" and it will be in the first issue of Crooked/Shift. The target is July.
I workshopped the story in one of John Skipp's classes here at LR (thanks, guys!), got more feedback from another LR writer, revised, and resent. Finally, victory!
Angel Colón
from The Bronx now living in New Jersey is reading A Big Ol' Pile of BooksMarch 14, 2014 - 8:36am
Congrats, Wendy!
The waiting to announce is killing me. Got a full month before the first story goes live and then the other goes live in June (hopefully) the third one is next year!
Looks like I'll just have to keep writing and submitting while I wait :).
Wendy Hammer
from Indiana is reading One Night in SixesMarch 14, 2014 - 10:02am
Thanks, Angel. Writing, subbing, and knowing others are feeling the same totally helps. Looking forward to seeing specifics when the new stories go live. Congrats!
melmurphy
from Spokane is reading "Julian" by Gore VidalMarch 14, 2014 - 9:44pm
Just had a short story go up on Subtopian. Much thanks to Trevor and Kirby, the two guys who run Subtopian are just super, super nice. None of that bad attitude I've encountered at other literary sites.
Have another short story going live on another tiny online site but the person running that one hasn't rolled out the next issue yet. Will post it when it shows up.
:)
Dino Parenti
from Los Angeles is reading Everything He Gets His Hands OnMarch 15, 2014 - 12:54am
Congrats, melmurphy and Angel!
Wendy, thanks for your comments.
Richard
from St. Louis is reading various anthologiesMarch 20, 2014 - 10:18pm
congrats all!
sean of the dead
from Madisonville, KY is reading Peckerwood, by Jed AyresMarch 21, 2014 - 5:23am
A new (maybe familiar to some of you WAR vets) short story of mine has gone up over at Back Hair Advocate. It's a little bit Star Trek, a little bit Lost, and a little bit Seventh Heaven. You must be a little bit intrigued, right?
Feel very free to let me know what you think about it.
Linda
from Sweden is reading Fearful Symmetries March 23, 2014 - 1:50pm
Congrats everyone!
@Sean, great story. I only got as far as 'Captain Steadman gained momentum as he neared the two befuddled officers, then stopped on a dime, picked it up and put it in his pocket' before laughing the first time. I seriously question their choice of font size though.
Sound
from Azusa, CA is reading Greener Pastures by Michael WehuntMarch 25, 2014 - 5:31pm
I'm giving away two print copies of Pantheon Magazine's Aphrodite issue on Goodreads. Random drawing takes place April 8th. CLICK HERE for the page.
In a week we have all new original fiction by Stacy Sinclair, Lee L. Krecklow, Sarah Read, Letitia Trent, Malia Lehrer, Ben Freeman, W.P. Johnson, and Sean Taylor. Reprints by Z.L Melton and Deborah Walker as well as print exclusive stories by Richard Thomas and Thomas Kearnes.
Poetry by Kristina Ten, Angela Ball, Holly Day, R.A. Allen, Jacob Haddon, and Jason Primm.
All in the Aphrodite issue, with cover art by Lena Yuk.
Gordon Highland
from Kansas City is reading Secondhand Souls by Christopher MooreApril 2, 2014 - 9:46am
Hey, y'all, The Booked. Anthology is free on Kindle for the next few days, and that edition contains a couple of bonus stories. I assume you've heard of it around here before (it was a Book Club selection), but if not, It's got a ridiculously killer roster of your favorite authors.
Fred Venturini – “Pound of Flesh”
Craig Clevenger – “The Confession of Adelai Shade”
Cameron Pierce – “California Oregon”
Paul Tremblay – “Scenes From the City of Garbage and the City of Clay”
Caleb J Ross – “The Removal Kind”
Seth Harwood – “To The Bone”
Craig Wallwork – “Think Tank”
Mark Rapacz – “Manger Dog”
Todd W Brown – “Faces on the Milk Carton”
Joshua Alan Doetsch – “The Mulligan”
Axel Taiari – “Your Savior”
Nikki Guerlain – “Children of the Wetlands”
Matthew C Funk – “Real, Live Ghosts”
Nik Korpon – “Straight Down the Line”
Richard Thomas – “Surrender”
Amanda Gowin – “Short Tendon”
Bob Pastorella – “Take My Breath Away”
Kevin Lynn Helmick – “Noir’s City”
Gordon Highland – “Bokeh”
Sean P Ferguson – “Two Dollar Beer Nights”
David James Keaton – “Dragon By the Dumpster”
Christopher J. Dwyer – “Coralee”
Anthony David Jacques – “Tropicalia”
Chris Deal – “Where the Water Met the Sky”
Michael Paul Gonzalez – “One Shot (Only God Knows)”
______________________________________________
Robb Olson – “Edgewater Red Eye” (Kindle only)
Pela Via – “The Donna Motels” (Kindle only)
Richard
from St. Louis is reading various anthologiesApril 2, 2014 - 2:04pm
nobody has posted this yet? NEW PANTHEON. my story is in here, "Rapture" and lots of other LR authors as well. looks SO GOOD. buy it now. seriously. APHRODITE ISSUE!
And I'm rebooting my first novel Tobacco-Stained Mountain Goat, which was a Book of the Month at the old Chuck Palahniuk's The Cult forum.
This time I've decided to tackle it head-on as a graphic novel, for which I'm doing the artwork as well, and rejigging the story/dialoge plus inserting some plot extras.
To fund this (printing of a half-colour, full gloss 130+ page tome is pricey!) I've decided to test the waters of the Kickstarter enigma, running a campaign till the end of May — if you're curious at all, just click the word "kickstarter" (above), and any/all support or spreading word would be very much appreciated.
Here is some sample art and info:
Angel Colón
from The Bronx now living in New Jersey is reading A Big Ol' Pile of BooksApril 2, 2014 - 3:52pm
@Gordan - Thanks for the reminder on The Booked. Scooped that up ASAP on my Kindle (it's free today!).
@Andrez, thank you! I believe my Shotgun Honey piece is due out 4/21. Tomorrow I'll be here whoring out the piece I've got coming out in issue 5.1 of The Molotov Cocktail. Super psyched about that one. Wrote it after Clevenger's class (it really did change my writing for good).
@Richard That cover for Pantheon is frigging amazing. Looking forward to checking it out.
Brandon
from KCMO is reading Made to BreakApril 2, 2014 - 6:18pm
Got a new review for Good Sex, Great Prayers from DigBoston that was pretty fantastic. Check it out HERE.
Angel Colón
from The Bronx now living in New Jersey is reading A Big Ol' Pile of BooksApril 2, 2014 - 6:29pm
@Brandon Nice! Book is on my 'to read' pile. Folks need to stop producing all this awesome.
leah_beth
from New Jersey - now in Charleston, SC is reading five different books at once.April 2, 2014 - 6:57pm
Hey you guys!! First, congrats to ALL who've posted here. The news I'm seeing is amazing. Particularly for my good friend Richard who I saw got some incredible news today. :D :D :D
Also, I've got my own little news to share. First, my story, Remember, from WAR II last year just went live at Abyss & Apex today. It was one of my favorite things I wrote for that contest, so I was thrilled when they picked it up. It lives here and I'd love for you to check it out (it's FREE!): http://www.abyssapexzine.com/2014/03/remember/
And I made a decision to try out indie publishing for some other shorts. The first one is up now, and it's super-inexpensive, and if you enjoy the free tale and want to check out In the Land of the Blind, I'd be honored. So honored. It's here: http://www.amazon.com/In-Land-Blind-Leah-Rhyne-ebook/dp/B00JF4YVWK/
So that's me. Keep up all the aweosme work you guys!! xo!
Ben Freeman
from Charlottesville, Virginia is reading everything I canApril 3, 2014 - 5:17am
I'm also in that issue of Pantheon. Lotta good stuff from a lot of LR folks.
Angel Colón
from The Bronx now living in New Jersey is reading A Big Ol' Pile of BooksApril 3, 2014 - 5:18am
Been knocking on their door for a little while, but the cover makes it worth it.
Enjoy!
Richard
from St. Louis is reading various anthologiesApril 3, 2014 - 11:24am
thanks, guys. congrats, so exciting to see you all out there hustling! and publishing!
yeah, hope to have a big announcement soon, maybe two, but haven't signed anything yet, still in negotiations. but looking good on all fronts. looks like Disintegration is going to have a home soon. plus a few other titles. :-)
Wendy Hammer
from Indiana is reading One Night in SixesApril 5, 2014 - 12:33pm
This thread always make me happy.
Leah--loved that story. Beautiful.
Angel--Badass. Lots of fun.
When a get a free moment I'm going to dive into The Booked, Aphrodite, and all...
Class Facilitator
ReneeAPickup
from Southern California is reading Wanderers by Chuck WendigApril 5, 2014 - 2:42pm
So much stuff I've been looking forward to is out! Awesome shit guys. And Leah - I am so glad I popped in here because I meant to go get your amazon story yesterday and forgot!
Anyway, I have a little somethin' to whore. It's made rounds on Facebook but I always like my babies to get as much love as possible - I wrote another "Does This Sex Column Make My Ass Look Fat" where I take magazine sex advice and kill it with fire (my wit is the fire).
TheScrivener
from Seattle is reading short stories April 5, 2014 - 7:26pm
That advice is terrible and should be murdered. You did it. Nice work. Loved the visuals too. In particular the old laundry apparatus.
Wendy Hammer
from Indiana is reading One Night in SixesApril 5, 2014 - 8:16pm
Renee,
That was hilarious. Glad you posted a link to it.
So dry...so sexy.
HA!
Andrez Bergen
from Melbourne, Australia + Tokyo, Japan is reading 'The Spirit' by Will EisnerApril 6, 2014 - 10:56am
And that cover of Molotov Cocktail just made my morning (it's 2:55am right now here in Tokyo!).
Class Facilitator
ReneeAPickup
from Southern California is reading Wanderers by Chuck WendigApril 7, 2014 - 10:48am
Ha, thanks guys. The photos were a new addition to the column, I think it definitely added something. It's my new goal to make "going to Whole Foods" a euphamism for oral sex.
Dino Parenti
from Los Angeles is reading Everything He Gets His Hands OnApril 7, 2014 - 10:48am
I have a review up at Pantheon Magazine for the upcoming anthology The New Black, edited by our own Richard Thomas. You'll recognize many of the names, some of whom stalk this very site. It's a killer set of twenty, and perfect as a slightly belated mother's day gift--if your mother is Nurse Ratched or Annie Wilkes, that is.
ReneeAPickup
from Southern California is reading Wanderers by Chuck WendigApril 7, 2014 - 10:49am
Nice!
Matt A.
April 7, 2014 - 12:59pm
"Hell to Pay" was accepted in James Ward Kirk's Demon Possession Anthology. Thanks to Repo, SRead, Angel Colon, and JRiley, among others, for their valuable feedback in the workshop.
Matt A.
April 7, 2014 - 1:00pm
Great review Dino...the book is added to my wishlist now.
Angel Colón
from The Bronx now living in New Jersey is reading A Big Ol' Pile of BooksApril 7, 2014 - 1:11pm
Nice, Doug! Congrats!
Richard
from St. Louis is reading various anthologiesApril 7, 2014 - 2:56pm
thanks, dino. a fantastic review. really appreciate it.
Angel Colón
from The Bronx now living in New Jersey is reading A Big Ol' Pile of BooksApril 7, 2014 - 3:34pm
Just finished the review, Dino, thaks for validating my preorder. Gonna tear into that one.
Andrez, loved the Shotgun Honey piece. Fun stuff!
Em, is it wrong that I got a kick out of how evil your piece was?
Congrats, folks!
Sarah! So excited to see you getting your work out there.
Sarah rockin' it! Congrats!
Sarah! Hooray for "Golden Avery." Awesome news and very cool placement!
I'm very happy to say my story "Negatives" will be in Suspended in Dusk too. Glad to be in the TOC with you and other LR writers.
Dino, Sarah & Wendy, awesome work guys! Congrats :)
@gosh darn my life ~ ha! nothing wrong with that :)
Thanks, dears!
And I'm excited to be in there with you, Wendy! I love your stuff. :)
NICE, Sarah! Both great stories. I'll definitely have to grab a copy of that Black Static.
Wendy, congrats!
Rad, Em. What do have in mind for Suzy's and Chuck's class? Anything you're working on, or something you plan on starting before then?
Got three acceptances that I can't talk about just yet, but I figure I say something before I explode. Unbelievably excited about them.
Hey Ryan, thanks :)
Re Chuck & Suzy's class, Probably the novella, although I have a couple of other stories floating around. To be honest I'm not sure how it's going to work, are people going to work on the same opening chapter for the whole four weeks or bring a few to the game? My story "finishing touches" has potential to be expanded upon, so could work as an opening. There's an old War story called "Victims" that was always meant to be bigger but never got there. And the Sci-fi story "A burning girl" that I wrote for Teleport us. Or I might see if inspiration pulls anything new out of the bag, I got a little time to burn some ideas i guess :)
@Angel ~ Congrats on your secret successes!
Got a new one called "Mojito" up at Revolt Daily right now. And I've got another coming out in the next few days on a different journal.
http://revoltdaily.org/mojito-dino-parenti/
Angel, nice! I hate that waiting period where you can't really say anything. Now we can suffer with you.
Dino, that story is great. I did not see the end coming at all. I had to read it twice. Nicely done!
Nice job, Dino. Loved the way you tossed in the drink recipes.
Wow, so many acceptances lately! Congrats Em, Sarah, Dino, Wendy! (Gosh I hope I didn't leave anyone out).
If anyone's thinking about applying for the Amtrak writer's residency program, I wrote a piece on the terms and conditions for Litreactor. There are some unusual conditions that applicants need to be aware of!
http://litreactor.com/columns/amtrak-residency-application-terms-and-conditions-proceed-with-caution
My brother, Matt, had a piece up at Bizarro Central a couple weeks ago for their flash fiction friday. It's called Built For Sin. Check it out.
http://bizarrocentral.com/2014/02/28/flash-fiction-friday-built-for-sin/
Dino--nice story! I really enjoyed it. Between the urn and the drinks I was hooked. The pay-off didn't let me down.
Jess--excellent article on the Amtrak thing. I watched the story with interest--and when the contract came out I have to say I hoped you'd write about it. Thanks! Good stuff, as always.
I never really know when it's appropriate to say something. I've held off on at least one cool thing because I don't want to overstep an announcement of a ToC or whatever. I guess erring on the side of caution is best, but the waiting is so rough. Heh.
That being said--I'm going to jump the gun because I'm so happy I've finally found a home for a story I've been trying to get out there for a long time now. It's called "Reminders" and it will be in the first issue of Crooked/Shift. The target is July.
I workshopped the story in one of John Skipp's classes here at LR (thanks, guys!), got more feedback from another LR writer, revised, and resent. Finally, victory!
Congrats, Wendy!
The waiting to announce is killing me. Got a full month before the first story goes live and then the other goes live in June (hopefully) the third one is next year!
Looks like I'll just have to keep writing and submitting while I wait :).
Thanks, Angel. Writing, subbing, and knowing others are feeling the same totally helps. Looking forward to seeing specifics when the new stories go live. Congrats!
Just had a short story go up on Subtopian. Much thanks to Trevor and Kirby, the two guys who run Subtopian are just super, super nice. None of that bad attitude I've encountered at other literary sites.
http://www.subtopian.com/?p=65915
Have another short story going live on another tiny online site but the person running that one hasn't rolled out the next issue yet. Will post it when it shows up.
:)
Congrats, melmurphy and Angel!
Wendy, thanks for your comments.
congrats all!
A new (maybe familiar to some of you WAR vets) short story of mine has gone up over at Back Hair Advocate. It's a little bit Star Trek, a little bit Lost, and a little bit Seventh Heaven. You must be a little bit intrigued, right?
It's called "What Should Have Been The Voyage Home," and it can be found here.
Congrats Sean!
Awesome, Sean. And I may have to submit something there just based on the name.
I've just translated one of my short stories into English (Dutchlish) and placed it on my new website
It's called Swallowing
Feel very free to let me know what you think about it.
Congrats everyone!
@Sean, great story. I only got as far as 'Captain Steadman gained momentum as he neared the two befuddled officers, then stopped on a dime, picked it up and put it in his pocket' before laughing the first time. I seriously question their choice of font size though.
I'm giving away two print copies of Pantheon Magazine's Aphrodite issue on Goodreads. Random drawing takes place April 8th. CLICK HERE for the page.
Hey, y'all, The Booked. Anthology is free on Kindle for the next few days, and that edition contains a couple of bonus stories. I assume you've heard of it around here before (it was a Book Club selection), but if not, It's got a ridiculously killer roster of your favorite authors.
Fred Venturini – “Pound of Flesh”
Craig Clevenger – “The Confession of Adelai Shade”
Cameron Pierce – “California Oregon”
Paul Tremblay – “Scenes From the City of Garbage and the City of Clay”
Caleb J Ross – “The Removal Kind”
Seth Harwood – “To The Bone”
Craig Wallwork – “Think Tank”
Mark Rapacz – “Manger Dog”
Todd W Brown – “Faces on the Milk Carton”
Joshua Alan Doetsch – “The Mulligan”
Axel Taiari – “Your Savior”
Nikki Guerlain – “Children of the Wetlands”
Matthew C Funk – “Real, Live Ghosts”
Nik Korpon – “Straight Down the Line”
Richard Thomas – “Surrender”
Amanda Gowin – “Short Tendon”
Bob Pastorella – “Take My Breath Away”
Kevin Lynn Helmick – “Noir’s City”
Gordon Highland – “Bokeh”
Sean P Ferguson – “Two Dollar Beer Nights”
David James Keaton – “Dragon By the Dumpster”
Christopher J. Dwyer – “Coralee”
Anthony David Jacques – “Tropicalia”
Chris Deal – “Where the Water Met the Sky”
Michael Paul Gonzalez – “One Shot (Only God Knows)”
______________________________________________
Robb Olson – “Edgewater Red Eye” (Kindle only)
Pela Via – “The Donna Motels” (Kindle only)
nobody has posted this yet? NEW PANTHEON. my story is in here, "Rapture" and lots of other LR authors as well. looks SO GOOD. buy it now. seriously. APHRODITE ISSUE!
http://www.amazon.com/Pantheon-Magazine-Aphrodite-April-Volume/dp/149441...
Ta, SRead & Angel — Angel, I noticed you're coming up on Shotgun Honey too; congrats!
I have a wee bit more news this week.
Novel #4 is set to be published through Phil Jourdan's Perfect Edge Books on 25th July, and we now have the final wraparound cover art.
More info here.
And I'm rebooting my first novel Tobacco-Stained Mountain Goat, which was a Book of the Month at the old Chuck Palahniuk's The Cult forum.
This time I've decided to tackle it head-on as a graphic novel, for which I'm doing the artwork as well, and rejigging the story/dialoge plus inserting some plot extras.
To fund this (printing of a half-colour, full gloss 130+ page tome is pricey!) I've decided to test the waters of the Kickstarter enigma, running a campaign till the end of May — if you're curious at all, just click the word "kickstarter" (above), and any/all support or spreading word would be very much appreciated.
Here is some sample art and info:
@Gordan - Thanks for the reminder on The Booked. Scooped that up ASAP on my Kindle (it's free today!).
@Andrez, thank you! I believe my Shotgun Honey piece is due out 4/21. Tomorrow I'll be here whoring out the piece I've got coming out in issue 5.1 of The Molotov Cocktail. Super psyched about that one. Wrote it after Clevenger's class (it really did change my writing for good).
@Richard That cover for Pantheon is frigging amazing. Looking forward to checking it out.
Got a new review for Good Sex, Great Prayers from DigBoston that was pretty fantastic. Check it out HERE.
@Brandon Nice! Book is on my 'to read' pile. Folks need to stop producing all this awesome.
Hey you guys!! First, congrats to ALL who've posted here. The news I'm seeing is amazing. Particularly for my good friend Richard who I saw got some incredible news today. :D :D :D
Also, I've got my own little news to share. First, my story, Remember, from WAR II last year just went live at Abyss & Apex today. It was one of my favorite things I wrote for that contest, so I was thrilled when they picked it up. It lives here and I'd love for you to check it out (it's FREE!): http://www.abyssapexzine.com/2014/03/remember/
And I made a decision to try out indie publishing for some other shorts. The first one is up now, and it's super-inexpensive, and if you enjoy the free tale and want to check out In the Land of the Blind, I'd be honored. So honored. It's here: http://www.amazon.com/In-Land-Blind-Leah-Rhyne-ebook/dp/B00JF4YVWK/
So that's me. Keep up all the aweosme work you guys!! xo!
I'm also in that issue of Pantheon. Lotta good stuff from a lot of LR folks.
Folks, super hyped to finally whore out one of my new pieces, "Whatever Floats", in the latest issue of The Molotov Cocktail!
Been knocking on their door for a little while, but the cover makes it worth it.
Enjoy!
thanks, guys. congrats, so exciting to see you all out there hustling! and publishing!
yeah, hope to have a big announcement soon, maybe two, but haven't signed anything yet, still in negotiations. but looking good on all fronts. looks like Disintegration is going to have a home soon. plus a few other titles. :-)
This thread always make me happy.
Leah--loved that story. Beautiful.
Angel--Badass. Lots of fun.
When a get a free moment I'm going to dive into The Booked, Aphrodite, and all...
So much stuff I've been looking forward to is out! Awesome shit guys. And Leah - I am so glad I popped in here because I meant to go get your amazon story yesterday and forgot!
Anyway, I have a little somethin' to whore. It's made rounds on Facebook but I always like my babies to get as much love as possible - I wrote another "Does This Sex Column Make My Ass Look Fat" where I take magazine sex advice and kill it with fire (my wit is the fire).
That advice is terrible and should be murdered. You did it. Nice work. Loved the visuals too. In particular the old laundry apparatus.
Renee,
That was hilarious. Glad you posted a link to it.
So dry...so sexy.
HA!
Renee, Leah, Richard, Angel — excellent stuff, mates!
And that cover of Molotov Cocktail just made my morning (it's 2:55am right now here in Tokyo!).
Ha, thanks guys. The photos were a new addition to the column, I think it definitely added something. It's my new goal to make "going to Whole Foods" a euphamism for oral sex.
I have a review up at Pantheon Magazine for the upcoming anthology The New Black, edited by our own Richard Thomas. You'll recognize many of the names, some of whom stalk this very site. It's a killer set of twenty, and perfect as a slightly belated mother's day gift--if your mother is Nurse Ratched or Annie Wilkes, that is.
http://pantheonmag.com/book-review-the-new-black-edited-by-richard-thomas/
Nice!
"Hell to Pay" was accepted in James Ward Kirk's Demon Possession Anthology. Thanks to Repo, SRead, Angel Colon, and JRiley, among others, for their valuable feedback in the workshop.
Great review Dino...the book is added to my wishlist now.
Nice, Doug! Congrats!
thanks, dino. a fantastic review. really appreciate it.
Just finished the review, Dino, thaks for validating my preorder. Gonna tear into that one.