Book by Joe David Bellamy, Editor; T. Coraghessan Boyle, Joyce Carol Oates

Moral fiction: An anthology

Bellamy, J.D.

Fiction International

Fiction International is a journal of arts and letters published at San Diego State University which emphasizes formal innovation and social activism. Each issue is devoted to a theme. Submissions of fiction, non-fiction, indeterminate prose and visual are welcome. "Fluids" is the subject of Fiction International 48. Blood, oil, water, more blood, apocalypse, rumination. “Fluids” addresses violence, urgency and grace under extreme pressure in a world which because of global warming and other deleterious factors suddenly seems finite. Featured textual and visual artists include writers of numerous nationalities: both veteran authors and first-time publishers: Robert Casella, Brian Michael Barbeito, Kathie Giorgio, Dylan Davis, Pavel Lembersky, Alison Grifa, Ismaili, Carolyn Guinzio, Audrey T. Carroll, Hal Ackerman, E. Kelly, Ben Merriman, Kalisha Buckhanon, David Naimon, Shane Roeschlein, Joel Lipman, R. Sebastian Bennett, Jose H. Villarreal, Roderick Michener, KM Seehaus, Brian Swann, Karl Jirgens, Dani Heinemeyer, Kathleen Boyle, Tony Duvert, Tom Whalen, Yumil Perez, Linda Downing Miller, Regina Krummel, Janne Karlsson, Conor Teevan, Dylan Evers, Ghassan Zeineddine, and Harold Jaffe.

Fiction International 48: Fluids

Literature & Fiction

Jaffe, Harold

Literary

Fiction International is a journal of arts and letters published at San Diego State University which emphasizes formal innovation and social activism. Each issue is devoted to a theme. Submissions of fiction, non-fiction, indeterminate prose and visual are welcome. "Taboo" is the subject of Fiction International 49. Featured textual and visual artists include Catherine Jansen, Kimberly Dark, Elena Botts, Eric Barnes, Tamara MC, Stephen Poleskie, Tony Duvert, Allen Forrest, Aimee Parkison, Seeley Quest, Yetta Howard, Audrey Ferber, Brynne Rebele-Henry, Jennifer Robinette, Ploy Pirapokin, Ashley Hutson, Daniel Ableev, Ryan Habermeyer, Briann Swann, Molly Giles, Andy O’Clancy, Charles Green, Erica Spriggs, Richard Kostelanetz, Famia Nkansa, Steven Volynets, Marilyn Abildskov, Adreyo Sen, Jake Fuchs, Landa wo, Ishrat Husain, Lauren Kirshner, D. Harlan Wilson, Kaitlyn O’Rinn, Robert Boucheron, Michael Aaron Gomez, Mark DiFruscio, and Harold Jaffe.

Fiction International 49: Taboo

VARIOUS

Short Stories & Anthologies

Fiction International is a journal of arts and letters published at San Diego State University which emphasizes formal innovation and social activism. Each issue is devoted to a particular theme. Submissions of fiction, non-fiction, indeterminate prose and visual are all welcome. Seeing in every capacity is the subject of Fiction International 45, "About Seeing." Sensory, visionary, spectatorial, imagined and re-imagined. Featured textual and visual artists include Joel Lipman, Jackson Bliss, Jonathan Baumbach, Norman Simon, Charles D. Tarlton, Kenneth Bernard, Gerald J. Butler, Mark Wallace, Shane Roeschlein, Andy O'Clancy, Guy R. Beining, Evelyn Kelly, M. Benedict, Cyril Dabydeen, Tom Whalen, David Kammerzelt, Joseph Triscari, Mary Byrne, Dorothy Blackcrow Mack, Toby Olson, Gary Lain, Eckhard Gerdes, and Harold Jaffe. Front cover image by Ryan Seslow.

Fiction International 45: About Seeing

Fiction International is a journal of arts and letters published at San Diego State University which emphasizes formal innovation and social activism. Each issue is devoted to a particular theme. Submissions of fiction, non-fiction, indeterminate prose and visual are all welcome. "Real Time/Virtual" is the subject of Fiction International 46. “Virtual” is not just interfacing with “real” time but devouring it–at least in “developed” nations. Half the world, including much of Africa, Asia, Latin America, and the elderly everywhere still inhabit real time, but these millions scarcely count. The electronic revolution/devolution seems unstoppable. Who is really profiting from it? Featured textual and visual artists include Tyrone Nagai, Charles Lowe, Norman Conquest, Samantha Memi, J.S. Kierland, Shane Roeschlein, Thomas Fuchs, Adam Klein, Larry Fondation, Ryan Francis Kelly, Guy R. Beining, D. Harlan Wilson, Tara Stillions Whitehead, Thaddeus Rutkowski, Robert Hamburger, Michael Hemmingson, John Edward Lawson, Paul Forristal, Michelle Herold, Andy O’Clancy, Natalie Quave, Chad Stroup, Randall Lahrman, Ryan Forsythe, Jo Ellen Aragon, Carla Wilson, Francois Bereaud, Michael Filas, Gary Lain, and Harold Jaffe.

Fiction International 46: Real Time/Virtual

Fiction International is a journal of arts and letters published at San Diego State University which emphasizes formal innovation and social activism. Each issue is devoted to a theme. Submissions of fiction, non-fiction, indeterminate prose and visual are welcome. "Fool" is the subject of Fiction International 50. Featured textual and visual artists include Joel Lipman, Ah-reum Han, Peter Grimes, Michel Vachey, Suzi Ehtesham-Zadeh, Olaya Barr, Jie Liu, Thomas Hrycyk, Susan Grace, Kate Simonian, Michael Harris Cohen, Kerfe Roig, Matthew Scott Nye, D. E. Steward, Rachel Greenberg, Phonesury Lily Ounekeo, Toby Olson, Robert Kostuck, Craig Foltz, Norman Conquest, Simeon Ben Jeppsen, Brian Swann, Richard Gessner, Eckhard Gerdes, Lea Baker, Robert Pope, Brandon French, Tom Whalen, Mark DiFruscio, Matthew Roberson, D. Harlan Wilson, Karl Jirgens, Larry Fondation, Anya Groner, Scott Nadelson, Ilya Leybovich, Brian Phillip Whalen, Tara Stillions Whitehead, and Harold Jaffe.

Fiction International 50: Fool: Fool

Fiction International is a journal of arts and letters published at San Diego State University which emphasizes formal innovation and social activism. Each issue is devoted to a particular theme. Submissions of fiction, non-fiction, indeterminate prose and visual are all welcome.

Fiction International 51: World In Pain

Fiction International is a journal of arts and letters published at San Diego State University which emphasizes formal innovation and social activism. Each issue is devoted to a theme. Submissions of fiction, non-fiction, indeterminate prose and visual are welcome. "BODY" is the subject of Fiction International 52. Contributors include: Bonk Johnston • Eurydice • Larry Fondation •Elijah Haas • Ron Burch • Thomas Fuchs • Jonathan Wlodarski • Breka Blakeslee • Ivar Balkits • D.E. Steward • Norman Conquest • Joel Harris • Caralyn Davis • Jon Mozes • Tara I. Zambrano • Marilyn Stablein • Carol Guess &amp; Aimee Parkison • Thaddeus Lenk • ren hlao • Ali Shapiro • Sam Pink • Jennifer Lothrigel • Nicole Oquendo • Alexandria Liston • KKUURRTT • Olga Alexander • Thomas Gresham • Tom Whalen • Toby Olsen • Robert James Cross • Diana Phan • Sean Gill • Jacquelyn Kelley • James Burr • S. Bennett • Stacey Johnson • Harold Jaffe

Fiction International 52: Body

Fiction International 54: Compassion

Fiction International is a journal of arts and letters published at San Diego State University which emphasizes formal innovation and social activism. Each issue is devoted to a theme. Submissions of fiction, non-fiction, indeterminate prose and visual are welcome. 
"DREAM" is the subject of Fiction International 55. Contributors include: Benjamin Abtan • Quinn Adikes • Quentin Bailey • R. Bennett • Dmitry Borshch • Robert Boucheron • Elizabeth Brus • Douglas Cole • Robert James Cross • Michelle DeLong • Mark DiFruscio • Arthur M. Doweyko • Nancy J. Fagan • Susan A. H. Grace • Brandon Hansen • Sara Jacobson • Harold Jaffe • Marc Levy • Joel Lipman • Nathan Alling Long • David Luntz • Stephen-Paul Martin • James McNally • Elaine Monaghan • Toby Olson • Robert L. Penick • Adam Peterson • AE Reiff • William Repass • J. Condra Smith • Suzana Stojanović • Nick Sweeney • Tom Whalen

Fiction International 55: Dream

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