Welcome to Bartleby Snopes, a literary magazine devoted to publishing the finest fiction on the web. Click here to learn more. The 15th and final issue of our magazine is now in e-book and print format. This issue features over two dozen stories including our five finalists from the 8th Annual Dialogue Contest. Head to the Magazine page.

I am so grateful to all the people who made it work. To my friends, who at the beginning were willing to give me a poem or story at the spur of the moment, and later the strangers who were willing to send work as a submission, thank you.

A Blog of Remixes of Exceptional Quality. Gradually, a cat behind a chain-link fence dollies. The cat enters a purple. Light facing a yard of human clutter. Sudden electrical discharges silence the cat. The cat stands empty of sound, scanning his. His hair no longer covers his skin. With graceful precision, he walks away from the.

This may not be the best year for the release of a bro-book. I started compiling notes on. By Miguel Bonnefoy, tr Emily Boyce.

Robert Swartwood Does Not Live Here Anymore. Please feel free to visit him there. 8230; at least in terms of hosting, that is. So I finally did it.

On March 1, 2010. With this issue The Chapbook Review will now be published quarterly. Night of the Living Dead. Human beings were never meant to be too comfortable. Blood poured out upon a new-sown field.

Loquacious Placemat is here to resuscitate. The lost traditions of the broadsheet, the. Pamphlet, the scribble and the screed. Central idea is to get writing off of the shelves,. Out of the drawers and into the streets. We want to give literary fiction the power. We want our stories to. Be read by as broad a range of people as. If this means that it is read through a.