View fullsize Travis Flatt's Five Stories chapbook is still available on our website EK: My favorite story in the collection is The Newly Divorced Guy's Homestyle Fish Stew. The way the story shifts from what seems to be a man coping with cooking to a man seeking
View fullsize Interviewed by @bizzlebadoo Elizabeth Rosen: “Rat Aesthetics” is part of a larger body of work about a town called Bramble. What is Bramble to you? Sean Ennis: When I take the project seriously, I think of Bramble as a sort of automa
View fullsize @seanennis110 chapbook is available to order now. Link to purchase in bio “In Sean Ennis’s Rat Aesthetics, we meet the Old Rats: a mysterious motorcycle gang that has quietly infiltrated Bramble, Missouri. They aren't your typical outlaw
View fullsize Great review of @earthopensup Who Will Find My Body by up at North of Oxford. Thanks for taking the time and for the kind words @gregbem . Read the rest on our website. "...many of the poems have barely any lines at all; when counting the title
View fullsize So: Fiction Submissions close at end of day April 30. Send your best to sandandgravelchapbooks@gmail.com What we’re looking for: • Short flash fiction collections. Manuscripts should total no more than 5500 words. Or thereabouts. Keeps
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View fullsize From Seven Stories: The narrator in @madisonellingsworth “Dollar Bill” is one unlucky fellow. He’s fallen off a ladder while cleaning his gutters, and now he’s stuck in a hospital bed, unable to move, or see anything beyond
View fullsize It’s official. Fiction Submissions open until April 30 What we’re looking for: • Short flash fiction collections. Manuscripts should total no more than 5500 words. Or thereabouts. Keeps shipping cheap. • Absurdist. Realistic
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View fullsize Exciting news: Flash FICTION manuscript submissions open April 1 What we’re looking for: • Manuscripts should total no more than 5500 words. • Fiction only at this time • Absurdist. Realistic. Gritty. Lyrical. Stories that
View fullsize Interviewed by Ed Komenda Link to purchase in the bio EK: In terms of words-to-meaning, Who Will Find My Body packs a lot of punch with poems that tend to be very short and raw, yet sharp in how you use language to deliver an image. There’s a
View fullsize Good news: Madison Ellingworth's chapbook—SEVEN STORIES—is now available for preorder and will ship 3/25. Order a copy through the link in our bio Cover photo by @archivedemesoeufs “In this collection of seven stories, all unde
View fullsize Shoutout to Tacoma photographer @visual_conversations for the cover photo. Only a few copies of this chapbook left! “In Ed Komenda’s debut chapbook collection, an unnamed man vows to become the King of Quitters—the best quitter th
View fullsize Shoutout to @orcawatch for the brilliant cover photo. Still available—link in bio! "Jason M. Thornberry’s chapbook takes on unsavory landlords, dental extractions, benevolent crows, cigar-chomping developers, and a poet who brings
View fullsize Interviewed by Ed Komenda EK: I first heard about you through Stimulant. My buddy Sam Pink told me it was the magazine of the future and to keep an eye out. You’ve also published a couple of Sam’s books. You both share what I’d ca
View fullsize @myusernameismycheeseseries is going to be a fun, possibly unhinged, multimedia event that you DON'T want to miss.
View fullsize Who Will Bury My Body by @earthopensup is now available for purchase. Link in bio. “Tender, raw, and often apocalyptic, the poems in this book—some less than a single sentence long—were written by Charlie Zacks in a period between
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View fullsize Sand and Gravel chapbook author @myusernameismycheeseseries published his debut novel ‘Notes from the trauma party’ in 2023. ‘Notes’ isn’t a lighthearted read—it scours the depths of its narrator’s addiction
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