3rd Bed Fresh, adventuresome work and (man, oh, man) Gary Lutz. He’s the damn web-master here. Bridge Magazine It’s a smart mix of fiction, art and reviews. And they've
revamped their website.Margaret Evangeline Because her paintings are sexual, brave, and beautiful. Like Margaret. Half An Orange This blog-duet is bilingual, (which would be even cooler if I spoke Spanish instead of broken-down Italian,) candid, funny and passionate. Josephine is my new hero. The editors are nice guys who work hard, and the fiction’s great. I love her. And she writes odd, funny stories, and draws aliens who look like people I know. Land Grant College Review Their first issue is terrific through and through. Rick Barthelme. Check out Public Scrutiny, then send him something. I’m homesick for New York, although I’ve never lived there. She’s ubiquitous, insatiable, interesting, interested, and generous. Todd Z. rocks. Seth Shafer is one of the best writers I know, and this is his baby. If he publishes it, I’m reading it. Whitney grew up with musician parents, like I did. Order issue # 4 right now, okay? Quick Fiction There’s some serious weight between these little covers. Reinventing The World Patrick Reynolds’s enthusiasm. Many great stories. And George Saunders’ interview. Surgery of Modern Warfare Simply: Amy Fusselman. Music. Reviews. Photos. Fiction short and long. She’s a Z girl like me. And then there are her interviews.
· Bridge Magazine Double Issue 7-8
· The Gingko Tree Review
· Hobart-Monkey Bicycle Double Issue
· LitPot Anthology #3
· McSweeney’s 14
· Mississippi Review 43/44
· Monkey Bicycle Two
· Night Train IV
· Pindeldyboz #4
· Quick Fiction #4 and #5
· Thought Magazine #6
· Word Riot’s “Best of Web” Anthology
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