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Zen Mississippi
In just under a decade, Facebook has gone from a Harvard prodigy''s dorm-room experiment to an essential part of the social life of hundreds of millions of children, teens, and adults across the globe. It''s no surprise, then, that the company has been the subject of countless magazine articles, books, and even movies. But despite the extensive coverage that has been given to the company in the years since founder Mark Zuckerberg first took Facebook live on Harvard''s server, one question remains unanswered: From a business standpoint, how, exactly, did Facebook do it? How did a college student with no real-world business experience take a relatively simple idea and then, less than ten years...
The Salvation of Billy Wayne Carter and Other Stories
The Salvation of Billy Wayne Carter and Other Stories is M. David Hornbuckle's first collection of short fiction. Hornbuckle's characters range from addled self-help authors to teenage funeral musicians and his stories vary wildly from traditional narratives and character studies to absurdist experiments.
NANO Fiction Volume 1 Number 2
NANO Fiction (print ISSN 1935-844X; digital ISSN 2160-939X) is non-profit literary journal that publishes flash fiction—a form of short story also known as micro fiction, micro narrative, micro-story, microrrelatos, postcard fiction, the short short, the short short story, kürzestgeschichten, and sudden fiction—of 300 words or fewer. Featuring twenty to thirty authors in each issue, NANO Fiction has roots that draw from Aesop’s Fables and Zen Koans. Notable practitioners of this prose form include Lydia Davis, Franz Kafka, Italo Calvino, Ignacio Martínez de Pisón, Naguib Mahfouz, and Linor Goralik, among others. This issue of NANO Fiction features works by: Lizzy Acker, Genevieve Betts,Blake Butler, Katherine Lien Chariott, Katie Cortese, James Davis, Brandon Scott Gorrell, David Grimes, Amy Holwerda, M. David Hornbuckle, Bill Hutchison, Jason Kerzinski, Mark Konkel, MK Laughlin, Kelly Luce, Josh Maday, Nomi Meta-Murota, Amy Nichols, Neil Ellis Orts, Steve Price, Joseph Riippi, Matthew Stiles, Naomi Thompson, Janet Thorning, & DC Young.
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Steel Toe Review: Volume 2
The second annual anthology from Steel Toe Review, an online literary magazine based in Birmingham, AL. Steel Toe Review gives special attention to writers from the South and writing with Southern themes, but we publish quality writing on any topic from writers all over the world.
Steel Toe Review: Volume 4
This volume includes: Poetry by Dan Jacoby, Philip St. Clair, Claudia Serea, Ashley M. Jones, Robert Okaji, Len Kuntz, Scott Howdeshell, Robert Lee Kendrick, Richard Weaver, David Tuvell, John Saad, Kevin Rabas, and Monika McGreal Viola Fiction by Wendy Thornton, Marley Simmons Abril, Tim Nalley, Regan Green, Ellen Perry, Diane Thomas-Plunk, Dan Leach, Heidi Espenscheid Nibbelink, David Brendan Hopes, Cathy Rose, and Jason R. Kesler Art by Colton Adrian, Stephen Smith, and Nolen Otts Cover Art by Kevin Van Hyning
Steel Toe Review: Volume I
This anthology features the best pieces from Steel Toe Review's first year online. Contributors include: Jennifer Blair Louis Bourgeois Zachary C. Bush Jim Butler William Childress Thomas N. Dennis Matthew Dexter Mario Duarte Murray Dunlap Sarah Fisch Kathy Gilbert Chris Hayes Peycho Kanev Len Kuntz Matt Layne Catfish McDaris Karla Linn Merrifield Corey Mesler Geoff Munsterman Leland Pitts-Gonzales Grantley Rushing Curtis Rutherford George Sawaya Brent Stauffer Melissa Studdard James Valvis Dale Wisely Illustrations by Stephen Smith and Justin Wayne Butts Cover design by Sean Hogan
Steel Toe Review, Volume 3
A literary magazine featuring stories, essays, and poems from or inspired by the South.
Air in the Paragraph Line #11
Air in the Paragraph Line is an anthology of fiction, stories, rants, and tales by up-and-coming writers who are entertaining, obscure, and cutting-edge. It's designed to be readable, enjoyable, and cheap. Issue #11 is a themed issue about work. It includes fact and fiction about work (or lack thereof) by Tony Byrer, Joshua Citrak, Mike Daily, Kurt Eisenlohr, Nile577, Josh Hamilton, M. David Hornbuckle, Robert W. Howington, Stephen Huffman, mj klein, Jon Konrath, Dege Legg, Sarah Katherine Lewis, Vijay Prozak, Lisbeth Pedersen, John Sheppard, Motel Todd, Julie Wiskirchen, and Sergeant Zen
The Fireball Brothers
The Fireball Brothers is a novel about two teenage brothers who, while swimming near their Alabama farm in 1959, come near a "fireball" that has fallen from the sky. From then on, the two brothers are joined at the shoulder. Because they can no longer do regular work to support the family farm, their father takes them on the road as travelling musicians. While travelling, they meet fellow travelers, snakeoil salesmen, freakshows, and beatniks. A reporter named Munford Coldwater takes an interest in the family and tries to help them while documenting their journeys. Taken as a whole, the novel is a meditation on space, in all its connotations both inner and outer, and its place in the mythology of the late twentieth-century Southern experience.
