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Literature & Fiction

Ramser, Emily

Poetry

Weasel Press

Kick in Halloween with the latest issue of The Haunted Traveler. We opened up and looked for the strangest and the most horrific tales from this universe, bringing them here in a single collection for the readers to get a little twisted. The Haunted Traveler is a horror and science fiction literary anthology that releases twice a year. Published through Weasel Press, the anthology seeks to roam around with the stories you'll never forget. Those dark little tales that are sort of etched in everyone. We love the dark and twisted and we really want to be scared. Check out our website to see when we're open next. http://systmaticwzl.wix.com/hauntedtraveler

The Haunted Traveler: Vol. 1 Issue 2

Adams, Carolyn

Cowen, David E.

Press, Weasel

Genre Fiction

Not all poetry is roses and green forests. There are those of us who tremble into a darker world when the words spill out of our fingers, such is the nature of our madness. There is a few select working and living in the darker forms of poetry, those who spew out the daunting and sometimes horrific subjects the world around us has to offer. The Madness of Empty Spaces is a celebration of the macabre; an in depth look at the darker side of poetry. David E. Cowen has produced a stunning collection of work in this latest book, The Madness of Empty Spaces, published through Weasel Press. We invite all our readers to open up and explore a revived world of poetry, a world that isn't afraid to tingle the senses and chill our bones. The words in this collection will leave you all haunted and itching for more. We are excited to include this collection in our 2014 line up and we're certain you'll love every daunting moment. Purchase your copy of, The Madness of Empty Spaces by David E. Cowen today!

The Madness of Empty Spaces

All is calm in the utopian forest of Gaia. Father Lycaonius and the pack that reside there want nothing but peace, tranquility, and camaraderie. When word has it that the cougars of the mountains nearby plan to ambush the pack and eradicate everything in sight, those dreams result in a rude awakening. The question is, will the pack fight as one to defend their Mother Earth, or will they cower before the cats and face a bestial genocide? The author's spirit animal bares all teeth in this epic, along with ten other wolf/werewolf-themed poems. As always, Mr. Wise proudly proclaims, "POETRY LIVES!!"

Wolf: An Epic and Other Poems

Wise, Z. M.

We harbor the mad ones. People who are dedicated to their work to the point that they become misunderstood, or seen as a hot mess of crazy. Our anthology does not seek to break boundaries, we want to break boundaries and go farther. We want the shameless—the deep dark, cigarettes and dirty words combo. Although there is not a set theme of what we’re looking for, we often look at slice of life works. Works featuring the life of the nameless, whether it’s the brighter side or if it’s the pure filth. This latest edition to our zine is no exception. Readers will be rather surprised with the energy that is brimming throughout the pages of this collection of work. We would like to welcome you to another explosive edition to Vagabonds: Anthology of the Mad Ones!

Vagabonds: Anthology of the Mad Ones: Vol. 4 Issue 1

Levine, Arthur

Grey, John

Stallings, David

Roberts, C F

Brough, Jennifer

Mielo, Gary

In Another Life, Maybe, charts the collapse of a romantic relationship, though it treats its subject in nonlinear ways, and deals with the anxiety, pain, stress, and the misunderstanding inherent to any relationship's demise. The poetry at times sways into experimental forms and expressions. Much of Michael's work is concerned with charting pain and discussing it and its many forms. Something that is looked for in his poetry and in others is empathy and a sense of humanity from relatable experiences.

In Another Life, Maybe

Prihoda, Michael

H a i l: Poetry by Stanford Cheung

Cheung, Stanford

Vagabonds: Anthology of the Mad Ones is a literary anthology that publishes on a yearly basis. Each year we invite authors and artists and join our drunken beat generation community. Every bit of of this journal is an offering from ourselves to the readers. This edition is a heavy hitter. It's a gritty piece of meat that you won't want to put down. No punches held here. Open up and hitch a ride! Vagabonds featured: Ironoak Art, Carl Boon, Katarina Boudreaux, Adrian Cepeda, Eric Cherrie, Sue Clennell, Matthew Corey, P.W. Covington, David E. Cowen, Erin Crowley, Sage Curtis, Claire Davon, Winston Derden, Liz Desio, M.J. Duggan, Kellie Duran, Jack Granath, Claire Ibarra, Strider Markus Jones, Kristin LaFollette, Linda Lenhoff, Julia Rose Lewis, Donald McCarthy, Alyson Miller, Gabrielle Montesanti, Sarah Frances Moran, N.O. Moore, Nada, Joseph Nardoni, Scott Thomas Outlar, Dustin Pickering, Rayn Roberts, Benjamin Robinson, Frank Roger, Gregory Ross, Tufik Y. Shayeb, Roger Bernard Smith, David Stallings, Lulynne Streeter, Yvonne Strumecki, Susan Summers, J. White, Lynn White, S. Scott Whittaker, Keri Withington

Vagabonds: Anthology of the Mad Ones: 2016 Edition

Literary

In Brinwood, few come out alive. The community of this town is forced to survive under the control of harsh religious fanatics. Traitors are murdered and displayed as a warning to keep their subordinates brainwashed and worshiping. Casper was living outside of Brinwood as an exile, told never to return, but when he received word that has family was in danger, he snuck through the border in hopes to save them. Will he be able to escape the cold grip of their leadership?

Brinwood

Gold, R.K.

They say Love is the oldest story on Earth, but we don’t have to tell it the same way every time. How many ways are there to explore our feelings that we may have never even considered? Countless fragments of different worlds, all held together by the greatest force of all. Join us as we explore the many different forms of love—family love, forbidden love, love that embraces what society always taught was wrong. Seasoned veterans and brand new talents bring you seventeen anthropomorphic stories with all different forms of sexuality and relationships, in a journey across genres, worlds, and time. Love can bloom, thrive, and end. Love can heal, mesh, and blend. We’re all Fragments trying to stick together. Tending the Fires - Jess E Owen Transitions - Mog Moogle The Mistress of Tidwell Manor - Renee Carter Hall Yet Time and Distance - Kris Carver Polynomials - Fever Low Raise Your Voice - Stefano "Mando" Zocchi Going Out - T C Powell Harvest Home - Altivo Overo The Foreigner - Dwale Trade All the Stars - Watts Martin Draw to the Heart - Ocean Tigrox Paint the Square-Cut Sky - Slip-Wolf Hearth Soup - Laura "Munchkin" Lewis Brass Candy Girl - M C A Hogarth Footsteps - Televassi Rain Check - Field T Mouse The Soul of Wit - Daniel Lowd

Fragments of Life's Heart

Hogarth, M.C.A.

Wolf, Slip

Tigrox, Ocean

Lewis, Laura Munchkin

Zocchi, Stefano Mando

Carver, Kris

Powell, T.C.

Low, Fever

Lowd, Daniel

Mouse, Field T.

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