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[christineshanshanhou]

Superficial Nerves - Vi Khi Nao + Christine Shan Shan Hou

Diagram showing superficial nerves and muscle motor points from Homer Clark Bennet’s The Electro-Therapeutic Guide (1907) 1 — She held a bou

Another poem from my collaboration with Vi up in the newest issue of Burrow Press Review!

[lostprofiles]

Reservations

It’s peak season and all the snowbirds are here, trying to escape the horror of the outside, for the last few weeks the smell of decayed ocean life has fallen like a curtain of death.

My short-story “Reservations” went up at BURROW PRESS as a part of their “Fantastic Floridas” series.

“What kind of trouble can a group of drunken middle-aged divorcees get into while looking for a table at a restaurant in a Florida beach town in the middle of a red tide?”

[iheartfailure]

It's Been Too Long

It’s Been Too Long

I’ve had a busy summer non-writing wise, so apologies for not updating as much as I should. Here’s what I got going on.

I’m hosting my first show in almost four months over at Lil Indies in Orlando. Loose Lips has transitioned over to Burrow Press and rather than have one dedicated host, they’ll have guest hosts each month. More details are over here. 

Neil and Other Stories has received some…

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[deehollowaywrites]

Like my sister, I bobble. I buoy. I bloom. If bodies rise from the dead, sins can be forgiven. My sister is sinking, going under a watery anesthesia, because of me and my family. She forgets before she forgives, like me.

from ‘The Geography of Erasure’ by Amy Parker

[bethly126]

Supporting Small Presses

Last year, completely by accident, I discovered that small presses sometimes offer subscriptions. What better way to support books, publishing and literacy? You buy a subscription and they send books as soon as they come out! Amazing!   So, I did some googling around and here are three small presses who offer subscriptions.   Sibling Rivalry Press is a publisher of poetry. They are a publisher…

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[iheartfailure]

Jesus Christ, Boy Detective is Here

Jesus Christ, Boy Detective is Here

My book, The Adventures of Jesus Christ, Boy Detective officially came out on July 15. I’m really proud of how this turned out. I never thought that I would write a novel and in a way, I accidently did. If you haven’t gotten a copy yet, you can go here for the available ways to get yours. (And if you’ve gotten a copy, please add it/rate it on Goodreads and/or Amazon). This past Thursday, I was…

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[monicawendel-blog]

Monica Wendel is a city poet. And what I love most about her urban landscapes is that they are often internally re-created cities we can recognize even if we are not treading the same Brooklyn streets. Her singular voice offers uncompromising truth spangled with dream and wit—a trifecta I find completely irresistible in poetry. Move over, Uncle Walt (Whitman). Don’t take my word for it. Read these shining new poems and then go find more of her work.

Susan Lilley’s kind words over at Burrow Press Review 

[vanessablakeslee]

Brimming with joy and gratitude to see TRAIN SHOTS on this list, alongside titles by John Henry Fleming, David James Poissant, Laura van den Berg, Nathan Holic, Jesse Bradley, and Pat Rushin. Many thanks, Orlando Weekly!