To call The New Wilderness a work of dystopian fiction would be a bit of a stretch. Diane Cook’s debut novel sedulously navigates motherhood in the prospect of ...
Details accrue quietly in Tara Isabel Zambrano’s debut collection — in the click-clack of a neighbor’s stilettos, in yolk that clings to the fractured shell of ...
Nick Olson’s debut novel occupies an important space in the psyche of American fiction. Spanning sixteen years in the life of Waldo Collins—who isn’t quite Hold...
Mary South’s debut collection You Will Never Be Forgotten (FSG Originals, 2020) is a stunning compendium of enormous emotions and imagistic writing. Whether we’...
Deb Olin Unferth’s Barn 8 (Graywolf Press, March 2020) is a book eight years in the making, and the time and care of each of those years is tangible on the page...
Dima Alzayat’s excellent debut collection Alligator (Picador/Two Dollar Radio) pushes the parameters of hybrid-American identity with stories about hurt, loss, ...
I connected with Hilary Leichter earlier this year, when she made an exciting offer on Twitter: if followers were to DM her a receipt of a debut book purchased ...
With a Difference, a joint book of stories by Nick Gregorio and poems by Francis Daulerio, is a collaborative effort forged from a long friendship and a desire ...
Bree Jo’Ann’s new poetry collection Black Glitter was published in August by Monster House Press. With exciting, vivid imagery and powerful emotions at play...
Doe Parker's The Good House and The Bad House (published by Recenter Press in 2018) is a collection that explores space and place, memory and transness through ...
Shy Watson’s Cheap Yellow was published by Civil Coping Mechanisms in January of 2018. Recently I chatted with Shy about how the book came together, why...
Porpentine Charity Heartscape is a writer, game designer, and dead swamp milf in Oakland. Her work includes xenofemme scifi/fantasy, cursed videogames, and glob...
Allison Cobb is a writer based in Portland, Oregon. Her work includes After We All Died (Ahsahta Press); Green-Wood (Factory School); Plastic: an autobiograph...
i love you, it looks like rain is the first full length collection of poetry and short fiction from New-Orleans based poet June Gehringer. It was publi...
In Sparse Black Whimsy Marcus Scott Williams pulls the reader through a cascade of emotions and fleeting thoughts, through a rhythmic and enchanting New York Ci...
Alex Krokus is an illustrator and animator living in Brooklyn. Check out his latest film with Krystal Downs and follow him on Instagram (@alexkrokus).
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Sarah Jean Grimm is the author of Soft Focus, the winner of the 2016 Metatron Prize. She lives in Brooklyn, New York and is a founding editor of Powderkeg Magaz...
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Sommer Browning is a poet, comedian and librarian based in Denver. Her poems have appeared in BOMB, Spork, Brooklyn Rail, and more....
Joanna C. Valente is a ghost who lives in Brooklyn, New York. Joanna is the author of Sirs & Madams (Aldrich Press, 2014), The Gods Are Dead (Deadly Chaps P...
Leyna Krow is a writer based in Spokane, Washington. Her book of short stories, I'm Fine, But You Appear to Be Sinking, was recently published by Feath...
Megan Giddings is a graduate of Indiana University's MFA program in Creative Writing. She isco-Fiction Editor of The Offing. Her chapbooks, Arcade Seventeen...
Meredith Alling is a writer living in Los Angeles. Her story collection, SING THE SONG, is out now from Future Tense Books (futuretensebooks.com). Her website i...
Luis Neer is a poet/artist from Chester, West Virginia. Their most recent published works include a debut full-length collection,Extinction (Sad Spell Press, D...
Laura Theobald is the author of What My Hair Says About You (Metatron, 2016) and three chapbooks of poetry: Edna Poems (Lame House, 2016), The Best Thing Ever (...
John Jodzio's work has been featured in a variety of places including This American Life, McSweeney's, and One Story. He's the author of the short story collect...
Bob Schofield is the author and illustrator of The Inevitable June, Moon Facts, and Man Bites Cloud. He lives in Rotterdam. He likes what words and pictures do....
Kathy Fish teaches flash fiction for the Mile High MFA program at Regis University in Denver. She has published four collections of short fiction: a chapbook in...
Sarah Certa is a poet. Her first full-length collection was published by University of Hell Press in 2015 and her next book is due out from Civil Coping Mechani...
Fear No Lit is a (web and IRL) literary organization. I was honored with the chance to ask the founders and editors Tyler Steven Barton and Erin Dorney a few qu...
