We’ll be publishing Some Stupid Glow by TJ Fuller in 2025.
We’ll be publishing Failure to Comply by [sarah] Cavar in 2024.
Submissions for full manuscripts will open August 27 via Submittable (with no fees!)
Juliana Hyrri is a painter, illustrator and experimenter. Her work has been exhibited in Finland and internationally, and includes public artworks such as murals and spatial comics.
Her first work of book, The Nightingale That Never Sang, was published in 2022 & is available online and in bookstores. Here are some reviews & praise for Hyrri…
Join us downtown Chicago on Saturday & Sunday, 9/11 & 12
After decades of being a contributor at NBC News, William M. Arkin famously wrote a farewell note upon leaving the organization in January 2019.
His first work of fiction, History in One Act: A Novel of 9/11, will be out in 2021 & is available for pre-ordering now. Here are some reviews & praise for Arkin…
After decades of being a contributor at NBC News, William M. Arkin famously wrote a farewell note upon leaving the organization in January 2019.
His first work of fiction, History in One Act: A Novel of 9/11, will be out in 2021 & is available for pre-ordering now. Here are some reviews & praise for Arkin…
William M. Arkin has written many nonfiction books, some of which were bestsellers with the New York Times and Washington Post.
His first work of fiction, History in One Act: A Novel of 9/11, will be published by Featherproof in 2021 & is available for pre-ordering now. Here is an interview with Arkin…
We’ve collected interviews & news related to Leyna Krow’s I’m Fine, But You Appear to Be Sinking…
“From this collection emerges a wholly original voice, along with a sense of wonder toward the world at large that remains long after the last page.”
— Huffington Post
Congrats to Leyna Krow, author of I’m Fine, But You Appear to Be Sinking, who just sold the rights to her short story “Sinkhole” for film adaptation by Universal.
Check out poems published by Dreginald.
Dream Pop published poems written in summer 2018.
Pulpmouth published poems (along with audio recordings!).