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Hatch didn’t want to lose his son-in-law’s dog Willie, but the dog wasn’t one to follow the orders of another man. Hatch was no good to a dog like Willie.
Kevin Catalano Paperback | 150 Pages | 6.2” x 9.2” 978–1622883035 | First Edition | $14.60Stephen F. Austin University Press| Nacogdoches, Texas | BUY HERE With the title Deleted Scenes and
What can we say? Black Lives Matter. Fuck Hate. Fuck Institutional Racism. Fuck Conspiracy Theories. Wear a Fucking Mask. Fucking Vote. At the end of February, my dad passed away.
I like reading about writing. I like catching up on what I didn’t take in school back when I had the chance. In 2013, I took a class from Mark
2019 was a fun year for me in publishing. For the most part it all hit within a couple weeks: Smokelong, Pithead Chapel, and Bull. The first two are places
If Tyler Barton had asked me to write a blurb for his chapbook The Quiet Part Loud (which might have been weird considering I’ve only met him once in a
Writers of At Least Three Books I Have Read and Loved: Percival Everett Louise Erdich Sigred Nunez Miranda July Marie-Helene Bertino John Steinbeck Hunter S. Thompson Charles Bukowski Jonathan Tropper
I’d like to share some ideas on beginnings that occurred to me after a recent run through the slush pile. REM wrote a great song called Begin the Begin on their album,
This is where it all ends. This is the opening lyric to the Cult’s 1989 album Sonic Temple. I remember it like it was yesterday. Standing in my dorm room,
Over the last several years I have written more than twenty-five book reviews for Alternating Current and for the folks at Bath Flash Fiction. Recently I have written reviews either
Al Kratz 