Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Thursday, July 23, 2009
DOGZPLOT. ATLANTIC CITY. INFO
FRIDAY JULY 31, 2009
IRISH PUB - 10PM - 12AM
Mary Miller
Elizabeth Ellen
Andrea Kneeland
Kate Wyer
Barry Graham
SATURDAY AUGUST 1, 2009
BOARDWALK PAVILLION
(next to bally's - across from memorial)
Kevin Michaels
Timothy Gager
Robert Lopez
Joe Salvatore
Timmy Waldron
Scott McClanahan
Justin Sirois
Jackie Corley
SUNDAY AUGUST 2, 2009
(tentative)
Curtis Smith
Randall Brown
Amanda Nazario
Lydia Copeland
Erin Pringle
Lane Falcon
If I missed anyone let me know. Please bring along things to sell. We should have good space for vending, especially Friday.
Also, if anyone wants to read any of the times, just bring shit to read and we'll make room, especially Friday night and Sunday afternoon.
Hope to see you all there. I can't wait.
Hell yeah.
Any other questions, just holla.
Friday, July 17, 2009
STORYGLOSSIA 34
Here's the goods:
Simon Barker
Untimely Yanked
Jennine CapĆ³ Crucet
Low Tide
Roxane Gay
Bad Priest
Brad Green
Rabbit Drive
Jaime Karnes
The Rhetorician's Baby
Andrea Kneeland
Sponge
Jessa Marsh
All Falls Down
Adam Moorad
Che Guevara
Gary Moshimer
Kitty
Ryan B. Richey
k
Alan Rossi
Sympathy
Anna Sidak
Anorexia Nervosa In Literature And Art
Donna D. Vitucci
And Further
Read everything here:
http://www.storyglossia.com/
Simon Barker
Untimely Yanked
Jennine CapĆ³ Crucet
Low Tide
Roxane Gay
Bad Priest
Brad Green
Rabbit Drive
Jaime Karnes
The Rhetorician's Baby
Andrea Kneeland
Sponge
Jessa Marsh
All Falls Down
Adam Moorad
Che Guevara
Gary Moshimer
Kitty
Ryan B. Richey
k
Alan Rossi
Sympathy
Anna Sidak
Anorexia Nervosa In Literature And Art
Donna D. Vitucci
And Further
Read everything here:
http://www.storyglossia.com/
Thursday, July 16, 2009
PRICK OF THE SPINDLE. POETRY CONTEST
Prick of the Spindle
online journal of the literary arts hosts:
Poetry Open Competition
To submit, send your poem of 80 lines or fewer to: eweinstein@prickofthespindle.com with "Poetry Open" typed in the subject line of your e-mail. The competition ends on midnight, October 1, 2009. Judges are Cynthia Reeser and Eric Weinstein.
There is no limit to the number of entries, and the reading fee is $5 per entry.
Please see full submission
guidelines at: www.prickofthespindle.com/pages/poetry_open.htm
Ad space is currently available for the Fiction Open and Poetry Open competition print editions. Please e-mail pseditor@prickofthespindle.com for rates.
online journal of the literary arts hosts:
Poetry Open Competition
To submit, send your poem of 80 lines or fewer to: eweinstein@prickofthespindle.com with "Poetry Open" typed in the subject line of your e-mail. The competition ends on midnight, October 1, 2009. Judges are Cynthia Reeser and Eric Weinstein.
There is no limit to the number of entries, and the reading fee is $5 per entry.
Please see full submission
guidelines at: www.prickofthespindle.com/pages/poetry_open.htm
Ad space is currently available for the Fiction Open and Poetry Open competition print editions. Please e-mail pseditor@prickofthespindle.com for rates.
THE BOOK RACK. LANCASTER, PA
Just got THE NATIONAL VIRGINITY PLEDGE shelved at THE BOOK RACK (B.R. BOOKS) in Lancaster, PA. If you're in the area, stop in and scoop up a copy. Thanks.
Book store info is here:
http://www.bookrack.org/
Book store info is here:
http://www.bookrack.org/
Wednesday, July 15, 2009
KITTY SNACKS 2
Here's the lineup for #2:
Mary Miller
John Brandon
Leni Zumas
Kevin Wilson
Ryan Dilbert
Suzanna Best
Krammer Abrahams
Savannah Louise
Isadora Bey
Ben Segal
Howie Good
Meg Pokrass
Phil Estes
Jimmy Chen
& Hastings Hensel
a comic by Kent Osborne
interviews with filmmakers Ross McElwee,
Matt Wolf, and Matthew Robison
art by Len Clark and Josh Burwell
For additional info, including how to order, go here:
http://kittysnacks.blogspot.com/
Mary Miller
John Brandon
Leni Zumas
Kevin Wilson
Ryan Dilbert
Suzanna Best
Krammer Abrahams
Savannah Louise
Isadora Bey
Ben Segal
Howie Good
Meg Pokrass
Phil Estes
Jimmy Chen
& Hastings Hensel
a comic by Kent Osborne
interviews with filmmakers Ross McElwee,
Matt Wolf, and Matthew Robison
art by Len Clark and Josh Burwell
For additional info, including how to order, go here:
http://kittysnacks.blogspot.com/
Monday, July 13, 2009
MY CRITIQUE OF SHERMAN ALEXIE. TWO LITTLE INDIAN GIRLS
I wrote this one awhile back, DEATH TO SUPERMAN: on sherman alexie, but it was just republished on our new non-fiction site, REFLECTIVE DOG. Peep it, then submit your own non-fiction, essay, humor, critical work, etc.
http://www.reflectivedog.com/index_files/Page647.htm
http://www.reflectivedog.com/index_files/Page647.htm
PANK. JULY ISSUE
July issue of PANK is live. Shitz is hotter than a two dollar pistol yo.
http://www.pankmagazine.com/read/july09.html
http://www.pankmagazine.com/read/july09.html
Saturday, July 11, 2009
Thursday, July 9, 2009
SUMMER ISSUE IS LIVE
Thanks everyone for being extremely patient this summer while I make my move and get settled in. I'm starting to get moving again, which feels good. I started with going live with the SUMMER 09 issue. I will get busy reading the tons of submissions sitting in my inbox for the last month, so if you have something pending and you've experienced greater than normal wait times, I apologize, I'll get on it soon.
Many thanks to the editorial squad who have been busy making moves on my behalf. Everything looks excellent. A new page for non-fiction, humor, essay, REFLECTIVE DOG, has been constructed by the non-fiction editor, BILL BISHOP-JAMES. So check it out and send him some quality non-fiction.
Flash fiction, poetry, art, and interviews continue to be excellent, thanks to PETER SCHWARTZ, JAMIE JONES, and, SAM PINK. And the fiction this time around is bad ass. None of it will disappoint. Thanks to LAUREN BECKER for taking on such a huge task. She talks a little bit about DOGZPLOT and her role as fiction editor in an interview with PANK. Here's a little something something:
4. What do you enjoy most about editing?
I absolutely love reading an amazing first line that turns into an amazing story. The first issue I edited should be up any day now. They’re all great stories; some are breathtaking. Selecting each story gave me great joy as a reader and made me feel like I hit pay dirt as an editor.
Read the rest here:
http://www.pankmagazine.com/pankblog/?p=912
So thanks to everyone who continues to contribute, read, and support DOGZPLOT. And thanks for reading this tedious, but necessary blog post, I just wanted to acknowledge the fine folks who keep everything going. Keep doing what you're doing and God bless.
Many thanks to the editorial squad who have been busy making moves on my behalf. Everything looks excellent. A new page for non-fiction, humor, essay, REFLECTIVE DOG, has been constructed by the non-fiction editor, BILL BISHOP-JAMES. So check it out and send him some quality non-fiction.
Flash fiction, poetry, art, and interviews continue to be excellent, thanks to PETER SCHWARTZ, JAMIE JONES, and, SAM PINK. And the fiction this time around is bad ass. None of it will disappoint. Thanks to LAUREN BECKER for taking on such a huge task. She talks a little bit about DOGZPLOT and her role as fiction editor in an interview with PANK. Here's a little something something:
4. What do you enjoy most about editing?
I absolutely love reading an amazing first line that turns into an amazing story. The first issue I edited should be up any day now. They’re all great stories; some are breathtaking. Selecting each story gave me great joy as a reader and made me feel like I hit pay dirt as an editor.
Read the rest here:
http://www.pankmagazine.com/pankblog/?p=912
So thanks to everyone who continues to contribute, read, and support DOGZPLOT. And thanks for reading this tedious, but necessary blog post, I just wanted to acknowledge the fine folks who keep everything going. Keep doing what you're doing and God bless.
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