Jan 03

Call for Submissions: short works of fiction and non-fiction

Not Your Eyes is a publishing house established in 2013. Content is mainly published online but will also find its way into annual, biannual or quarterly print anthologies, depending on how much time, money, and energy are available. We publish short works of fiction and non-fiction which let you escape your daily routine. There are …

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Dec 30

ppigpenn interviews

thanks to Catfish McDaris there are a bunch of new interviews from writers near and far up at the ppigpenn. seems he went out of his way to gather up words from folks all over. and i appreciate that. good stuff. some you have probably heard of and some not. which is right in line …

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Nov 28

Call for Submissions: Ppigpenn

Send raw wild words & art to Catfish at Mcdar3(at)aol[dot]com We want poems & flash & art. Imagine extreme hunger & you had only one fish hook & a tiny bullhead swallowed your bait & you had to jerk out all the guts & heart. These innards are what we want. http://ppigpenn.blogspot.com

Nov 20

New Issue of Citizens for Decent Literature

CfDL #8 Contributors: Catfish McDaris, Dan Provost, Craig Cady, James Griffin, John Greiner, Alan Catlin, Luis Rivas, William Doreski, Nathan Schaaf, Gregory Liffick, and Kyle Hemmings with artwork by Kyle Hemmings and Dave MacDowell. online edition is here:http://nowplaying.citizensfordecentliterature.com/ digital copy of print edition is here: Thanks for reading!

Oct 29

Nothing to Lose welcomes special guest Ron Whitehead

Poet and Literary Activist Ron Whitehead to be featured on “Nothing to Lose” internet radio program The Literary Underground is pleased to announce a special episode of “Nothing to Lose” on Project U Radio Network featuring an interview with Ron Whitehead on Friday, November 1st. Mr. Whitehead is a poet, writer, editor, publisher, organizer, scholar …

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Oct 01

CfDL Best of the Net and Pushcart Nominations

Citizens for Decent Literature is pleased to announce their nominations for the 2013 Best of the Net and Pushcart Prize. Thanks goes out to all of our contributors and congratulations to the nominees. BEST OF THE NET Issue #1 Under Douche Bag by Shali Nicholas http://nowplaying.citizensfordecentliterature.com/2012/08/nicholas/ Issue #2 These Little Rituals by Anneliese Mackintosh http://nowplaying.citizensfordecentliterature.com/2012/09/mackintosh/ …

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Sep 11

Poets, Butter Cows, Juggalos, oh my!

come for the butter. stay for the change i want to be michael rothenberg when i grow up. no kidding. he is an inspiration. i am in awe of the work he has done/is doing. as a community of creative people, we should thank our lucky stars to have such a humble person repping for …

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Sep 04

100 Thousand Poets for Change on Nothing to Lose this Friday

Friday, September 6th. Show begins at 11pm CDT/9pm PDT (USA). Nothing to Lose hosts interview special guest Michael Rothenberg and take calls from organizers from around the world. Michael is the founding editor of Big Bridge and organizer extraordinaire of the 100 Thousand Poets for Change Global Event. Participants from around the world will join …

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Aug 28

New Release: Tollbooth by BUD SMITH

“A gloriously deranged, endless orginal adventure through every day bat country.” – Gabriel Ricard, Drunk Monkeys TOLLBOOTH, a new novel from Bud Smith, author of Or Something Like That Jimmy Saare collects tolls on the New Jersey Parkway. He’s had a mental snap, as a result, is becoming uncontrollably fixated with the 19 year old …

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Aug 22

Call for Submissions: Snail Mail Review

Snail Mail Review is now open for submissions!! Submission Guidelines: We accept simultaneous submissions We do not accept previously published work Poetry: 3-5 poems, 35 lines each Short Fiction: 1-7pgs (max. 1500 words) … Mail Submissions to: Snail Mail Review C/O Christine Chesko 1694 Augusta Pointe Dr. Ripon, CA. 95366 Include: S.A.S.E (Self-Addressed Stamped Envelope) …

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