Obsessed with how this statue outside the Catholic Charities building, presumably in honor of the downtrodden, is in fact hostile architecture
The self-reflective gaze of “New Yorkers” is such well-trodden ground that unfortunately all Gasda could get from it is this potato of a novel
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TOAD PSALM by B.R. Yeager
A clairvoyant woman falls backward and forward in time following the death of her husband.
Cover art by DD Herschlein
Coming in 2027!!
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ATTENTION FREAKS AND TRUE BELIEVERS: A Table For Fortune is now available at Myopic Books in Chicago
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From 2020, my horror story about people who disappear in hotels heavyfeatherreview.org/2020/…
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SHADOWBOXLAND - Addison Zeller (@amhcrane87)
"...another Ohio buried beneath the present one, the Ohio dead people had aspired to make. Unrealized though it was, traces existed—nodes on another map, places where life had gone cold."
apocalypse-confidential.com/…
The thing about “online indie lit” is that you really do just have to ignore a large subset of people involved
From 2020, my horror story about people who disappear in hotels heavyfeatherreview.org/2020/…
I know it’s just the texture of the image on the spines, but in every photo I’ve seen of A TABLE FOR FORTUNE, the books look like they have filthy fingerprints all over them
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"(after all, a catastrophe
is something that always ogles the guises a lull refuses)"
- Joseph Brodsky, "Centaurs II"
Odilon Redon, Centaur with Cello (1910)
in my cocksuckingly laconic and casually sadistic way I did, I said fuck it, sure, burialmagazine.neocities.org…
















