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Sophomoric Philosophy
High Fidelity and Catcher in the Rye meets the movie Dazed and Confused, but from a Mexican-American point of view.
CURBSIDE SPLENDOR
Curbside Splendor's first semi-annual print journal featuring short stories and poems by James James Greer, Ben Tanzer, Timothy Gager, Lara Konesky, Ryan Werner, Yovani Flores, Brandon Jennings, Michael San Filippo, Garett Holden, Stephen Schwegler, Farah Ghuznavi, Martini Hackert, Anthony Ilacqua, Frankie Metro, Isabel Kesttner, Deadbeat Poet, Sondra Morin, Ally Malinenko, Sharanya Manivannan, Eirik Gumney, Karolina Faber, and Gabriel Hurier. We publish work set primarily in urban (and sometimes sub-urban) settings. In this issue you'll find work set in the gutters, the streets, Onida, Bangladesh, India, and the battlefields of Iraq.ISSN 2159-94755" x 8", perfect-bound paperback, 125 pages long.Designed by Karolina Faber.Edited by Victor David Giron and Stephanie Waite Witherspoon.Photography by Garett Holden, Michael San Filippo, Eirik Gumney, Karolina Faber, and Stephen Schwegler.
After the People Lights Have Gone Off
From the award-winning author, “the kind of collection that lodges in your brain like a malignant grain of an evil dream” (Laird Barron, author of The Imago Sequence). Winner of the This Is Horror Award Finalist for the Shirley Jackson Award Finalist for the Bram Stoker Award This is not your cookie-cutter horror collection. Stephen Graham Jones has taken nightmarish visions from his fevered imagination and crafted them into pieces of literary genius. If the absolute fear doesn’t sweep you away, his lyrical and haunting prose will. As Joe R. Lansdale states in the introduction, “You need this book. If you like anything close to horror, and also like your stories to have elements othe...
Black Hole, Son!
From living god Eirik Gumeny (CRACKED, THE NEW YORK TIMES) comes BLACK HOLE, SON! The fifth and final book in the EXPONENTIAL APOCALYPSE series! Following the events of REVENGE-ARONI, Thor Odinson and Queen Victoria XXX find themselves world famous and living high on the hog -- assuming that hog is depressed, a little agoraphobic, and literally high. But then! Explosions! Punching! Some other stuff! Hijinks -- and hilariousness and terrible awryness -- ensue. A note to new readers: This is not for you. This is not the place to start fresh. (You're gonna want to click on one of the links below for that; Book One, Two, or Three should work just fine.) This here is a coda to the last ten years of EXPONENTIAL APOCALYPSE. A swan song, a last waltz, a tearful goodbye. BLACK HOLE, SON! is for the folks who want to see how it all ends. Not well, obviously. P.S. BLACK HOLE, SON! is also the shortest book in the series. More of a novella, really. A little shy of 25K words. So, you know, be ready for that.
Improbable Patriot
The outrageous true story of the French plot to supply arms and ammunition to Washington's Continental Army, and the bold French spy, inventor, playwright, and rogue behind it all
Defying the Verdict
Against doctors' predictions, Charita Cole Brown has been able to manage her bipolar disorder for more than twenty-five years.
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Revenge-aroni
Six months ago, Thor, the former Norse God of Thunder – along with the motley crew of political clones and cyborgs and psychic squirrels he calls his friends – saved the world. And, in a wholly unprecedented move, this time the world stayed saved. The frozen head of Walt Sidney is not happy about that. Like, at all. The bodiless businessman has pit his two top men against each other and sent them after the group, in a contest to see who can out-murder who. Because vengeance is a dish best served lukewarm and out of a can, heated over the smoldering remains of your enemies. Also, vengeance should be eaten with an officially-licensed Lindsey Louse Spearin’ Spork for maximum vengeance-ing...
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The Asylum, the Violent Ward
It's here--the second edition of the anthology series that "Rue Morgue Magazine" hailed--and warned--readers about. Twice as big as the first volume, with twice as many authors and twice as intense. Includes stories by D.F. Lewis, James A. Moore, Hart Fisher, David Annandale, and others.
