January 2012
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FLASH FICTION FRIDAYS ANTHOLOGY
My short story How We Lost the Children, One by One is included in Robert Vaughan’s excellent Flash Fiction Fridays anthology. The anthology recaps all of the stories read on WUWM’s Flash Fiction Fridays radio segment hosted by Robert Vaughan and Stephani Lecci. It’s a monster of a collection, and I’m just thrilled be a part of it. Thanks, Robert, for all of your support and everything you do.
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SHORT, FAST, & DEADLIER THAN EVER
If you haven’t yet done so, please take a look at the relaunch of Short, Fast, & Deadly Monthly. The inaugural issue, aptly named [First Words], includes six pieces from me as the featured artist and is available in both print and digital formats. Thanks, Joseph!
see: SF&D | [FIRST WORDS] see also: PRINT VERSION
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MAD RUSH AND THE THIRD DEGREE
1. Craig Scott has a brand new journal called Mad Rush. I’m honored to have contributed the photograph on the front cover.
2. When Craig Scott asks questions, you answer them. He did. I did that.
“…lots and lots of (highly questionable) jukebox entries. Also: spicy aftershave.”
see: Mad Rush | Interview
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NEW POETRY PROSE HYBRID PIECE AT HOUSEFIRE
VIA Housefire:
“Friends, we could not be more thrilled to bring you MAGGIE IS THE ONLY GIRL WHO LIVES WITH US NOW, a beautiful hybrid of poetry and prose by David Tomaloff. Creepy in all the right places.”
Thanks, Robert Duncan Gray & the whole HF crew!
See: HOUSEFIRE
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BIG NEWS THAT TOUCHES DOWN &REMOVES ITSELF
I’m excited to announce that Red Ceilings Press has released an official limited edition of my chapbook, A SOFT THAT TOUCHES DOWN &REMOVES ITSELF. This limited edition is a pretty little A6 pocket size version expanded with a few new poems and a spiffy redesigned cover by Miles Donovan.
This is a limited run of 40. I have about half of those here. So, let’s sweeten it: if you’re in the US,...
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NAILPOLISH STORIES BEST OF
Nailpolish Stories did a little “Best of” roundup. I’m happy to say that one of my stories made that list. I’m in good company all around. Thanks, Nicole!
see: Nailpolish Stories Best of 2011
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RED RABBIT, BLACK RABBIT IN ELIMAE
I have a short piece built from instructions for children’s games in the January issue of elimae. Go check out RED RABBIT, BLACK RABBIT. Then, stay and check out all of the other great work! My gratitude goes to Cooper Renner and Brandon Hobson for their tirelessness.
see: elimae, January 2012
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FEATURED ARTISTS AT CONNOTATION PRESS
Connotation Press has been kind in publishing the collaborative effort, PROOF, by Swoon and me along with a joint interview and the three poems included in the film (one of which is published for the first time here).
Thanks, Swoon, for being a fantastic partner in crime. And thank you so much, Ken, for your genuine support and interest in this and all work featured at Connotation Press.
see:...
December 2011
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A WOMAN’S SHOE, AN EMPTY BOTTLE, A SEXTANT BOX
That non-fiction piece I wrote about the time the sky came down to resurrect the body of Amelia Earhart is now live at In Between Altered States. Ok, you got me; it’s (mostly) fiction. Thanks Aleathia! see: A WOMAN’S SHOE, AN EMPTY BOTTLE, A SEXTANT BOX
Photo Credit: Amelia Earhart. Courtesy of Purdue University Libraries, Archives and Special Collections.
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SIGNS OF WOLVES AT FOUR AND TWENTY
I have a new piece in the December issue of Four and Twenty. Head over there and read SIGNS OF WOLVES. Buy it a beer and tell it your troubles; it loves you like that. Thanks Vinnie, Geoff, and Kay!
See: Four and Twenty
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PLATO’S LOST NOTEBOOKS &OTHER ODDITIES
I have three pieces in the December 2011 issue of NAP: Two in which I translate entries found in never before glimpsed notebooks of an entity known as Plato, and one in which I briefly attempt to explore the dimension found only in the nether-fluorescence found in grocery holes.
see: NAP 2.1
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WITH JUST THE BEER LIGHT TO GUIDE US
If you don’t know about Unshod Quills, let this note serve as an official, “Why not?” Editor Dena Rash Guzman runs a tight ship, and she has been kind enough to include two of my pieces in Issue 3 on the themes of David Bowie and Dancing about Architecture. Thanks, Dena!
see: UNSHOD QUILLS, Issue 3
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PROOF at MOVING POEMS
PROOF, the videopoem triptych that Marc Swoon Bildos Neys and I collaborated on can now be found at Dave Bonta’s MOVING POEMS website.
WATCH: PROOF
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TWO NEW PIECES UP AT CUR.REN.CY
I have two new pieces, A RUSH & A PUSH and THE BLACK &WHITE, up at CUR.REN.CY. My gratitude goes to editors Dale Wisely, Howie Good, and F. John Sharp for providing such a thoughtful venue for response regarding these “tough economic times.”
see: CUR.REN.CY
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LIKE A LIT STACK OF BOSSES
Mud Luscious kingpin, JA Tyler, has assembled a firecracker of a special issue of [PANK] to coincide with the release of the Stamp Stories Anthology. Yes, fifty words or less by some of the most compelling word hustlers in the game. To say I’m honored to be included would be an understatement. You should probably get some!
GO: [PANK] 50 Word Stories
November 2011
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THREE NEW WORD SHADES
I’m happy to have three pieces up at Nailpolish Stories today. Who knew exactly 25 words based on nailpolish colors could be so much fun? Thanks, Nicole!
see: NAILPOLISH STORIES
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