I have a new story up at:
BARRY GRAHAM
KEYHOLE
BY THE ARM
http://www.keyholemagazine.com/barry-graham/by-the-arm
Go read that shit... now. Don't wait. It will self-destruct in 5 seconds like Inspector Gadget notes.
Friday, October 31, 2008
THE ART OF FRICTION. STEFAN KIESBYE. HITLERTOWN
THE ART OF FRICTION
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS PRESS
STEFAN KIESBYE
HITLERTOWN
http://www.utexas.edu/utpress/books/blafri.html
UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS PRESS
STEFAN KIESBYE
HITLERTOWN
http://www.utexas.edu/utpress/books/blafri.html
OCTOBER. PEQUIN
PEQUIN
STORIES BY:
MARIA ANDERSON
BARRY GRAHAM
BRANDI WELLS
ANTONIOS MALTEZOS
and others
http://pequin.org/archives.php
STORIES BY:
MARIA ANDERSON
BARRY GRAHAM
BRANDI WELLS
ANTONIOS MALTEZOS
and others
http://pequin.org/archives.php
JA TYLER. THE GOOD WORD ON ACHILLES CHAPBOOK SERIES
from JA Tyler:
(ML Press is putting together a fine line-up of chapbooks, including work from Brandi Wells, Shane Jones, Blake Butler, Jimmy Chen, Ken Baumann, Nick Antosca):
drew kalbach's THE ZEN OF CHAINSAWS & ENORMOUS CLIPPERS is an engrossing read. his poetry works its way into a reader, pinching at places that seem normal & good until they are exposed to his bend of langauge, making them surreal & raw & broken.
barry graham's NOT A SPECK OF LIGHT IS SHOWING is a bulldozer of aggressive & charged stories, showcasing the sexual bent & savvy of graham's enticing & ticklish phrasing.
(ML Press is putting together a fine line-up of chapbooks, including work from Brandi Wells, Shane Jones, Blake Butler, Jimmy Chen, Ken Baumann, Nick Antosca):
drew kalbach's THE ZEN OF CHAINSAWS & ENORMOUS CLIPPERS is an engrossing read. his poetry works its way into a reader, pinching at places that seem normal & good until they are exposed to his bend of langauge, making them surreal & raw & broken.
barry graham's NOT A SPECK OF LIGHT IS SHOWING is a bulldozer of aggressive & charged stories, showcasing the sexual bent & savvy of graham's enticing & ticklish phrasing.
TINDERBOX LAWN. CAROL GUESS. ROSE METAL PRESS
from ROSE METAL PRESS:
"Set on the margins of Seattle, beneath bridges and on the banks of waterways, in strip clubs and flooded farmland, the prose poems in Tinderbox Lawn illuminate the intersection of domesticity and bohemia, orthodoxy and passion. Each untitled block of prose constitutes a novel-in-miniature, with shadow characters and shards of plot. The intensity of Carol Guess’s poems builds through lyrical language and recurring images, capturing the moment when “the small mad heart at the center of things stalls mid-tick.”
small EXCERPT:
Every morning you walk past the house with broken windows and break another window. The shiny Valentine inside scrubs dishes at the sink. Think hard enough about broken glass and it becomes rain in a tumbleweed town, drowning out the neighbors’ quarrels. You’ve had to invent this life to make it work. Try speaking but no sound comes out, try tenderness but it twists in an instant. Think blood on the mattress. Try running, and not for the scenery.
Thursday, October 30, 2008
DOGZPLOT in THE SMALL PRESS REVIEWS
Huge thanks to Marc Schuster from THE SMALL PRESS REVIEWS for posting a review of the DOGZPLOT FLASH FICTION anthology 2008. The review mentions stories by Joseph Graham, Barry Graham, Dawn Corrigan, and Scott Garson.
Small excerpt from the REVIEW:
"Each piece in the collection is under 200 words, and each, in the immortal words of Spider-Man, really packs a wallop. Among the standouts are two by Florida author Dawn Corrigan titled "Nemesis" and "The Pin," which deal with pathological uncles and unrequited love respectively. Another highlight is Scott Garson's "Accounts Payable," which asks the immortal question, "Why does the ham and cheese croissant cost less than the ham and cheese sandwich?" Rounding out the issue is Graham's "All Together," which arguably presents the definitive ultra-short version of Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment."
Thanks again to Marc Schuster.
Small excerpt from the REVIEW:
"Each piece in the collection is under 200 words, and each, in the immortal words of Spider-Man, really packs a wallop. Among the standouts are two by Florida author Dawn Corrigan titled "Nemesis" and "The Pin," which deal with pathological uncles and unrequited love respectively. Another highlight is Scott Garson's "Accounts Payable," which asks the immortal question, "Why does the ham and cheese croissant cost less than the ham and cheese sandwich?" Rounding out the issue is Graham's "All Together," which arguably presents the definitive ultra-short version of Dostoyevsky's Crime and Punishment."
Thanks again to Marc Schuster.
WIGLEAF. NEW STORIES. GREG GERKE
GREG GERKE
SENSELESS
http://wigleaf.com/200810senseless.htm
E.P. CHIEW
CHINESE EQUIVALENT
http://wigleaf.com/200810chineq.htm
SENSELESS
http://wigleaf.com/200810senseless.htm
E.P. CHIEW
CHINESE EQUIVALENT
http://wigleaf.com/200810chineq.htm
Tuesday, October 28, 2008
FREE KWAME KILPATRICK
WHO'S NAILIN' PALIN. NEW ISSUES. HUSTLER
New issues of HUSTLER. Check out the special WHO'S NAILIN' PALIN issue, which also features a pretty good article in memory of the late George Carlin.
And the new HOLIDAY issue, which has some pretty good things to say about one of my favorite comedians (think The Jamie Kennedy Experiment, not Malibu's Most Wanted), Jamie Kennedy.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
MORE FREE BOOKS - UNTIL OCT. 31
Here's the new deal:
Order: DOGZPLOT FLASH FICTION ANTHOLOGY 2008 - $8
Free: SAM PINK - I AM GOING TO CLONE MYSELF THEN KILL THE CLONE AND EAT IT - $12
and vice versa
Order: BARRY GRAHAM - NOT A SPECK OF LIGHT IS SHOWING - $4
Free: DREW KALBACH - THE ZEN OF CHAINSAWS AND ENORMOUS CLIPPERS - $4
and vice versa
Thank you to all the readers and writers who continue to support DOGZPLOT and its mini ventures. Keep doing what you're doing and God bless.
Order: DOGZPLOT FLASH FICTION ANTHOLOGY 2008 - $8
Free: SAM PINK - I AM GOING TO CLONE MYSELF THEN KILL THE CLONE AND EAT IT - $12
and vice versa
Order: BARRY GRAHAM - NOT A SPECK OF LIGHT IS SHOWING - $4
Free: DREW KALBACH - THE ZEN OF CHAINSAWS AND ENORMOUS CLIPPERS - $4
and vice versa
Thank you to all the readers and writers who continue to support DOGZPLOT and its mini ventures. Keep doing what you're doing and God bless.
PRESS RELEASE. MUDLUSCIOUS PRESS. JA TYLER. SHANE JONES. JIMMY CHEN. KEN BAUMANN
something new has been born: ml press.
ml press is a print off-shoot of the online journal mud luscious. ml press publishes limited edition, single author, single work, chap style volumes of poetry & prose. each volume costs $2 (includes u.s. shipping), is printed in a run of 25 - 50, and gives 50% of its sales to the author.
here is our initial line-up & a sentence from each:
ken baumann : Y2K
'& our hero finally bends to the oncoming fiscal crisis'
jimmy chen : footnote1
'the wind howls because the dogs whimper'
shane jones : black kids in lemon trees
'our handcuffs are the stitching between the clouds'we are excited. we think this is something new.
buy. read. support. blog. review. etc.
www.mudlusciouspress.blogspot.com
www.aboutjatyler.blogspot.com
ml press is a print off-shoot of the online journal mud luscious. ml press publishes limited edition, single author, single work, chap style volumes of poetry & prose. each volume costs $2 (includes u.s. shipping), is printed in a run of 25 - 50, and gives 50% of its sales to the author.
here is our initial line-up & a sentence from each:
ken baumann : Y2K
'& our hero finally bends to the oncoming fiscal crisis'
jimmy chen : footnote1
'the wind howls because the dogs whimper'
shane jones : black kids in lemon trees
'our handcuffs are the stitching between the clouds'we are excited. we think this is something new.
buy. read. support. blog. review. etc.
www.mudlusciouspress.blogspot.com
www.aboutjatyler.blogspot.com
TEXT SOUND. JOHN BIANDO. URBAN VAGINARY
TEXT SOUND
an online audio publication
JOHN BIANDO
URBAN VAGINARY
also check out CARLA HARRYMAN
REGUARD FOR THE OBJECT
http://textsound.org/
an online audio publication
JOHN BIANDO
URBAN VAGINARY
also check out CARLA HARRYMAN
REGUARD FOR THE OBJECT
http://textsound.org/
Saturday, October 25, 2008
THE LAST GAME WE PLAYED. JO NEACE KRAUSE
I just finished the first two stories in this collection. Jo Neace Krause will eat your face off. Read it. Love it. Embrace it.
from DZANC:
Jo Neace Krause's incredible ear for spoken language is on full display in this collection of stories spanning many different narrators and lives, some accented with Appalachia, all conscious of the omnipresent weight of history. Krause's writing is as instinctive as breathing, whether she is relating criss-crossed family sagas or snapshots of sun-drenched afternoons. Slipping on other lives and voices as easily as clothing, The Last Game We Played is an absorbing collection from a gifted new author.
"A dark and complicated work of literature."
—The Massachusetts Review
"A little classic."
—Rachel Calahan
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Monday, October 20, 2008
Thursday, October 16, 2008
ROBOT MELON. DREW KALBACH. PETER SCHWARTZ. MARIA ANDERSON
ROBOT MELON
DREW KALBACH
SLAM
http://www.robotmelon.com/issuefive/dkalbach.html
PETER SCHWARTZ
A.D.
http://www.robotmelon.com/issuefive/pschwartz2.html
CALL ME RADIO
http://www.robotmelon.com/issuefive/pschwartz1.html
MARIA ANDERSON
CHILDREY MERRY
http://www.robotmelon.com/issuefive/manderson.html
DREW KALBACH
SLAM
http://www.robotmelon.com/issuefive/dkalbach.html
PETER SCHWARTZ
A.D.
http://www.robotmelon.com/issuefive/pschwartz2.html
CALL ME RADIO
http://www.robotmelon.com/issuefive/pschwartz1.html
MARIA ANDERSON
CHILDREY MERRY
http://www.robotmelon.com/issuefive/manderson.html
PHILLIES. 200 CASH PRIZE AT AWP. NEW PRESIDENT. 2009
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
NEW ELIMAE
Includes work from a few DOGZPLOT folks:
http://elimae.com/new.html
ANNE GERMANACOS
KIM CHINQUEE
KYLE MINOR
HOWIE GOOD
RAVI MANGLA
ROBERT SWARTWOOD
JAMES IREDELL
JA TYLER
Congrats to JA TYLER on achieving 100 publications in 2008. Not only is his work great enough to merit 100 acceptances, I am amazed by the fact that he has written 100 seperate pieces in a year (10 months, this is October. Will he reach 125 acceptances by the end of 08). That type of discipline / dedication to writing is inspiring. It is an honor to have published his fiction here at DOGZPLOT. Again congrats.
http://elimae.com/new.html
ANNE GERMANACOS
KIM CHINQUEE
KYLE MINOR
HOWIE GOOD
RAVI MANGLA
ROBERT SWARTWOOD
JAMES IREDELL
JA TYLER
Congrats to JA TYLER on achieving 100 publications in 2008. Not only is his work great enough to merit 100 acceptances, I am amazed by the fact that he has written 100 seperate pieces in a year (10 months, this is October. Will he reach 125 acceptances by the end of 08). That type of discipline / dedication to writing is inspiring. It is an honor to have published his fiction here at DOGZPLOT. Again congrats.
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
SNOW. SLEEPINGFISH. JA TYLER
SNOW
SLEEPINGFISH
JA TYLER
http://www.sleepingfish.net/N/08.10.13.htm
PARENTHETICAL #3
NIGHT TRAIN
JA TYLER
http://www.nighttrainmagazine.com/contents/tyler_8_2.php
SLEEPINGFISH
JA TYLER
http://www.sleepingfish.net/N/08.10.13.htm
PARENTHETICAL #3
NIGHT TRAIN
JA TYLER
http://www.nighttrainmagazine.com/contents/tyler_8_2.php
5 STAR. KIM CHINQUEE. PAULA BOMER
Up now at 5 STAR LITERARY STORIES is Paula Bomer's review of Kim Chinquee's, DOWN THE ROAD, which appeared in SNOWVIGATE.
Also, check out Paula's latest offering up now at NIGHT TRAIN:
PUSSIES
http://www.nighttrainmagazine.com/contents/bomer_8_2.php
And finally, Philly is up 3-1. Fuck off LA Dodgers.
Also, check out Paula's latest offering up now at NIGHT TRAIN:
PUSSIES
http://www.nighttrainmagazine.com/contents/bomer_8_2.php
And finally, Philly is up 3-1. Fuck off LA Dodgers.
Monday, October 13, 2008
A BUNCH OF THINGS: CHAINSAWS. WIGLEAF. MEG POKRASS
Drew Kalbach was interviewed by the Outside Writers Guild.
New stories on Wigleaf from:
Robert A. Dollesin
Nodder
http://wigleaf.com/200810nodder.htm
Shane Jones
Attics
http://wigleaf.com/200810attics.htm
New stories by Meg Pokrass up at
Pindeldyboz
http://www.pindeldyboz.com/mpvilla.htm
Keyhole
http://www.keyholemagazine.com/meg-pokrass/three-shorts
Phillies got clobbered by the Dodgers last night. FUCK.
New stories on Wigleaf from:
Robert A. Dollesin
Nodder
http://wigleaf.com/200810nodder.htm
Shane Jones
Attics
http://wigleaf.com/200810attics.htm
New stories by Meg Pokrass up at
Pindeldyboz
http://www.pindeldyboz.com/mpvilla.htm
Keyhole
http://www.keyholemagazine.com/meg-pokrass/three-shorts
Phillies got clobbered by the Dodgers last night. FUCK.
Friday, October 10, 2008
FREE BOOKS - THIS WEEKEND ONLY
TODAY through SUNDAY MIDNIGHT we are offering the following BOOK DEALS:
PRE-ORDER: SAM PINK - I AM GOING TO CLONE MYSELF THEN KILL THE CLONE AND EAT IT
FREE: BARRY GRAHAM - NOT A SPECK OF LIGHT IS SHOWING or DREW KALBACH: THE ZEN OF CHAINSAWS AND ENORMOUS CLIPPERS
ORDER: either DREW KALBACH - CHAINSAWS or BARRY GRAHAM - SPECK OF LIGHT and receive the other one FREE
PAYPAL LINKS ARE ON THE RIGHT - if you do not have PAYPAL email me and we can work something out.
As always, thank you to the contributors and readers for your continued encouragement and support. God bless.
PRE-ORDER: SAM PINK - I AM GOING TO CLONE MYSELF THEN KILL THE CLONE AND EAT IT
FREE: BARRY GRAHAM - NOT A SPECK OF LIGHT IS SHOWING or DREW KALBACH: THE ZEN OF CHAINSAWS AND ENORMOUS CLIPPERS
ORDER: either DREW KALBACH - CHAINSAWS or BARRY GRAHAM - SPECK OF LIGHT and receive the other one FREE
PAYPAL LINKS ARE ON THE RIGHT - if you do not have PAYPAL email me and we can work something out.
As always, thank you to the contributors and readers for your continued encouragement and support. God bless.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
POSTING MOLLY'S THINGY / LAMINATION COLONY
New issue of Lamination Colony is live, featuring bad ass work from a few DOGZPLOT folks, including MOLLY GAUDRY. Check her out reading this: the sky as john saw it the night kate sparkled.
The video up top of Molly reading that story is also being featured on HERE EXPLODES MY GIANT FACE.
Read other stuff from:
MOLLY GAUDRY
LAST TIME IT RAINED THIS HARD THE DOG DROWNED
MATT BELL
NON-MEDICAL DEFINITIONS OF AN OBJECT FLOATING IN GLASS
SCOTT GARSON
SHANE JONES
POEM THAT IS 15-20 LINES LONG INCLUDING LINE BREAKS
Tuesday, October 7, 2008
Monday, October 6, 2008
NEW @ HOBART
The October issue of HOBART is live. Check it out:
New work from:
TAI DONG HUAI
ED MEEK
JILL WIDNER
GLEN POURCIAU
interview with:
LENI ZUMAS
New work from:
TAI DONG HUAI
ED MEEK
JILL WIDNER
GLEN POURCIAU
interview with:
LENI ZUMAS
Sunday, October 5, 2008
BARRY GRAHAM - NOT A SPECK OF LIGHT IS SHOWING
PUBLISHER AND ORDERING INFO HERE
NOT A SPECK OF LIGHT IS SHOWING
4.00. I know you got 4.00.
Order the chapbook.
Click on the link above for PAYPAL info.
If you ain't got PAYPAL, holla, we'll work something out.
NOT A SPECK OF LIGHT IS SHOWING
4.00. I know you got 4.00.
Order the chapbook.
Click on the link above for PAYPAL info.
If you ain't got PAYPAL, holla, we'll work something out.
Friday, October 3, 2008
WANTED - PUBIC HAIR
Please consider donating your unwanted / unneeded pubic hair to us for the release of SAM PINK'S - I AM GOING TO CLONE MYSELF THEN KILL THE CLONE AND EAT IT.
Also, if you would just like to send us a photo of you in the act of shaving your pubes, that will be okay too. Let me know.
p.s. - those are Sam's pubes.
Also, if you would just like to send us a photo of you in the act of shaving your pubes, that will be okay too. Let me know.
p.s. - those are Sam's pubes.
Thursday, October 2, 2008
DREW KALBACH - NEW POEMS
Check out the latest issue of THE NIMBLE FEW, which includes poems from DREW KALBACH.
BEGINNING OBSESSION
BEFORE THEY DECIDED
LOOK TWICE THEN LISTEN
HOW TO REMOVE A PAIR OF PANTS WITHOUT CAUSING JEALOUSY
If you like what you read, please order a copy of Drew's chapbook, THE ZEN OF CHAINSAWS AND ENORMOUS CLIPPERS. I know you got 4 dollars. Help the kid out.
Here's what MATT BELL said about it:
"Drew Kalbach's poems are full of the best kind of danger, subverting our expectations of everyday situations until something else happens, some other unexpected, transformative experience. From their incantatory beginnings to their incongruous endings, these poems are capable of a deep magic where each line is a connection between unlikely dots, each poem revealing truths as terrible as they are beautiful, as revelatory as they are necessary."
Here's what Ernest Hemingway said about it:
BEGINNING OBSESSION
BEFORE THEY DECIDED
LOOK TWICE THEN LISTEN
HOW TO REMOVE A PAIR OF PANTS WITHOUT CAUSING JEALOUSY
If you like what you read, please order a copy of Drew's chapbook, THE ZEN OF CHAINSAWS AND ENORMOUS CLIPPERS. I know you got 4 dollars. Help the kid out.
Here's what MATT BELL said about it:
"Drew Kalbach's poems are full of the best kind of danger, subverting our expectations of everyday situations until something else happens, some other unexpected, transformative experience. From their incantatory beginnings to their incongruous endings, these poems are capable of a deep magic where each line is a connection between unlikely dots, each poem revealing truths as terrible as they are beautiful, as revelatory as they are necessary."
Here's what Ernest Hemingway said about it:
KELLY SPITZER INTERVIEWS JACOB APPEL
Read this EXCERPT, then read the ENTIRE INTERVIEW HERE.
KELLY:
You’ve amassed quite a list of publication credits, in very reputable journals, I might add. How long have you been writing? Do you have any tips, or secrets, on how to get published?
JACOB:
... I am increasingly confident that the secret to publication is relentlessness. Keep writing, keep sending out your work, respond to rejection by sending out even more work. If a journal sends you a note stating that your style just isn’t what they’re looking for, which has happened to me on multiple occasions, wait until that editor retires and try again. I have acquired more than 11,000 rejection letters and I’ve published fewer than one hundred stories. From a statistical point of view, I have failed abysmally. But I think few writers “fail” because they don’t have raw talent or potential; most aspiring writers don’t publish because they give up too soon.
I love you Jacob.
KELLY:
You’ve amassed quite a list of publication credits, in very reputable journals, I might add. How long have you been writing? Do you have any tips, or secrets, on how to get published?
JACOB:
... I am increasingly confident that the secret to publication is relentlessness. Keep writing, keep sending out your work, respond to rejection by sending out even more work. If a journal sends you a note stating that your style just isn’t what they’re looking for, which has happened to me on multiple occasions, wait until that editor retires and try again. I have acquired more than 11,000 rejection letters and I’ve published fewer than one hundred stories. From a statistical point of view, I have failed abysmally. But I think few writers “fail” because they don’t have raw talent or potential; most aspiring writers don’t publish because they give up too soon.
I love you Jacob.
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
EMERGING WRITERS NETWORK - PUBLISHERS PANEL
(lifted from MATT BELL)
Dan Wickett at the Emerging Writers Network has just posted an e-panel with the editors of seven new indie publishers, including:
Kathleen M. Rooney and Abigail Beckel – Rose Metal Press
Aaron Burch and Elizabeth Ellen – Short Flight/Long Drive Books, a division of Hobart
Johannah Rodgers and Eugene Lim – Ellipsis Press
Aaron Petrovich and Alex Rose – Hotel St. George Press
Giancarlo Di Trapano – Tyrant Books
Victoria Blake – Underland Press
Peter Cole – Keyhole Books
(no longer from Matt)
I read through this a few times and there's some really good discussion going on. It gives me confidence that I really do know what I'm doing, and even when I don't, there are better, more succesful publishers who don't know what they are doing either.
Dan Wickett at the Emerging Writers Network has just posted an e-panel with the editors of seven new indie publishers, including:
Kathleen M. Rooney and Abigail Beckel – Rose Metal Press
Aaron Burch and Elizabeth Ellen – Short Flight/Long Drive Books, a division of Hobart
Johannah Rodgers and Eugene Lim – Ellipsis Press
Aaron Petrovich and Alex Rose – Hotel St. George Press
Giancarlo Di Trapano – Tyrant Books
Victoria Blake – Underland Press
Peter Cole – Keyhole Books
(no longer from Matt)
I read through this a few times and there's some really good discussion going on. It gives me confidence that I really do know what I'm doing, and even when I don't, there are better, more succesful publishers who don't know what they are doing either.
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