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Oh! I didn’t know that, but I love his work too! Especially his day of the flying head.

likewise! I’m mostly familiar with him but they publish so many great artists!

Bartosz Zaskòrski is one of my favorite surrealist and absurdist horror artist/writer/musician. Happy to be catching up with his work this Halloween. If you haven’t yet, check him out! Be warned though, his creations are baffling and very disturbing: hollow-press.net/collections/...

YouTube video by Labi Siffre - Topic Bless the Telephone

Surprising no one, I stumbled across another song I love that I also somehow never heard before, despite it being a classic:

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Looking for some spooky poetry this Halloween? The SF&F Poetry Association is hosting their annual reading series: I have a poem featured at the bottom, but you should check out all the amazing work by other artists, too!

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Granny’s Spider - Small Wonders Granny would grin, teeth like neglected gravestones, activating all her laugh lines. “Don’t get old, I wouldn’t recommend it.”

Granny would grin, teeth like neglected gravestones, activating all her laugh lines. “Don’t get old, I wouldn’t recommend it.”

So begins Wen Wen Yang's story, "Granny's Spider," which goes places very quickly.

Whether a book makes sense or not has almost nothing to do with its merit as a work of literature. I mean "makes sense" here to refer to both the plot and individual sentences.

Thanks so much! :)

Graphic showing text over a creepy illustration of a head growing out of a plant. Text says: hex Best of the Net Nominations Fiction Megan Barickman - The Cattle-Maiden Richard Mirabella - Volcano People Poetry Julian Martinez - Gordon Lish Adrian Dallas Frandle - The Fastnet Adelina Sarkisyan - The Goblin King Calls Me Babe Elena Zhang - Stitched Together Seth Wade - Breaking News Monique Quintana - The Pinata

We are so honored and excited to present out nominations for Best of the Net this year. Good luck to all of these phenomenal writers, and thank you all for reading and submitting to hex literary!

Announcing our last two PJO readers for our upcoming release party! Join us this Saturday the 27th to hear excerpts from their work and more #pinch #thepinch #reading

Join us in celebrating the release of the Pinch Issue 45.2 on Saturday, September 27 @novelmemphis.bsky.social! RSVP on our website now!

📍 novel. bookstore (387 Perkins Extd. Memphis, TN 38117)
🗓 Saturday, September 27 (starting at 6 p.m.)
🖼 Art by Amy Renee Webb

Birthday pictures | Per Olvmyr — BROKEN ANTLER

A wonderful gem: www.brokenantlermag.com/issue-seven-...

Two by Anuel Rodriguez Tooth Book During my first trip to the dentist in years, radiographs revealed that there was something buried in my gums. Since I was too old for it to be an impacted tooth growing out sideways lik...

"I found an ad on Craigslist one evening for a rare invisible Camaro IROC-Z. After contacting the seller, we arranged to meet..." Two new micros by @anuelrx.bsky.social dream up wild pockets of possibility in the world we think we know. Read "Tooth Book" and "Ghost Theft Auto" now! 🦷📕🚨🐍

Fopling’s profile Fopling uses Letterboxd to share film reviews and lists. 316 films watched. Favorites: The Lighthouse (2019), Mother Joan of the Angels (1961), The Forbidden Room (2015), Tetsuo: The Iron Man (1989). ...

Follow me on Letterboxd if you are interested in my thoughts on film

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Finally pulled the trigger and got my own website! Very glad to have a space to gather and showcase my prose, poetry, and philosophy. A basic design, but a good start: www.sethwade.info

Wonderful short poem by Cletus Crow—

Postpartum Ballad of Wendy Rhys - Uncharted I slink down the street, rotting tot in stroller. Each clack of the wheels on the sidewalk cracks becomes a twist inside my chest. Squeals ringing from the playground. Ladies on benches in neat dresse...

I’m so thrilled to share my short story “Postpartum Ballad of Wendy Rhys” that was just published in @unchartedmag.bsky.social —be warned, it’s pretty dark! www.unchartedmag.com/stories/post...

A delightful poem a good friend sent my way—

I Used to Have Green Thumbs — PINCH By Seth Wade Fat, wrath, cobwebs in gin: splashed hamburger grease burning our arms as we thrashed to beats of Sting, of KISS— outside, the lilacs barked, You are not a man .  I ch...

Thank you so much to Pinch for publishing my new poem! This one meant a lot to me, and I can’t imagine a better home for it: www.pinchjournal.com/blog-posts/i...

I USED TO HAVE GREEN THUMBS Seth Wade

I Used to Have Green Thumbs By Seth Wade Fat, wrath, cobwebs in gin: splashed hamburger grease burning our arms as we thrashed to beats of Sting, of KISS— outside, the lilacs barked, You are not a man. 

A new poem has been published on PJO! Read "I Used to Have Green Thumbs" by Seth Wade on our website now!
#poetry #pinchjournal #litmag

YouTube video by Madilyn Mei - Topic What’s Going On?!

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How the Brothers Grimm Became Martyrs to Academic Freedom Pick any era, and you can name an authoritarian who tried to napalm academia. But you might not know that the brothers who gave the world Hansel and Gretel once became victims and heroes, too, or h…

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By Salt, By Sea, By Light of Stars When her bell sounded at midnight, Firion the wizard grasped her stoutest staff (crowned, for non-magical reasons, with a razor-sharp chunk of amethyst) and put her lips to the doorjamb. “Who goes …

Anyway here you go, BY SALT, BY SEA, BY LIGHT OF STARS is currently a finalist for both a Hugo and a Locus award! :D

I have decided this is in the subgenre of 'wet academia,' proceed accordingly.

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YouTube video by Ekler POLO & PAN - Canopée (audio)

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Very glad to have somehow graduated BGSU with my Master’s in philosophy! Now onto FSU for my PhD. Can’t thank enough my professors, colleagues, and loved ones who made this possible!

Truly shocked and honored to be accepting an offer from Florida State University to continue my research in the ethics of technology and earn my PhD! I cannot thank enough my family, friends, loved ones, and all the educators in my life who helped me get to this point!

!!! Thanks so much, that means a lot!