Month: September 2026

How “Sweet 16” it is!

Here’s an issue you’ll party with like there’s no tomorrow. It’s filled to the brim with a stellar cast of artists, writers, poets & translators. 150 pages of avant-garde goodness – plus 42 contributors from around the world.

Featuring: Alphonse Allais; Terry Bradford; George Chappell; Georges-Oliver Châteaureynaud; Alex Cigale; Charles Cros; Milo De Angelis; Vojislav Despotov; Shawn Garrett; Edward Gauvin; Eckhard Gerdes; André Gill; Dana Golan; Émile Goudeau; Franz Hellens; Hogarth, Jr.; Vasyl Khmeliuk; Amy Kurman; George MacLennan; Paul Madsack; Dmitri Manin; Scott Marshall; Jim McMenamin; Ainsley Morse; Ethan Persoff; James Reidel; Michel Robic; Albert Robida; Paul Rosheim; Igor Satanovsky; Erik Satie; Serge Segay; Doug Skinner; Lono Taggers; Corinne Taunay; Lawrence Venuti; Antoine Volodine; Louis Wain; Gregory Wallace; Alyson Waters; Maria Luise Weissmann; and Nikolay Zabolotsky.

Don’t miss this one, folks – Sweet 16 comes only once in a lifetime.

There’s No Time Like Tomorrow!

But don’t wait for tomorrow, you can grab a copy of TODAY: Fiction for Tomorrow right now!

This unique anthology of absurdist speculative fiction is packed with bizarre, out-of-this-world tales. Featuring wicked avant-garde riffs, satirical weirdness, dystopian parody, pastiche, and “sci-fi to die for.”

Contributors include This unique anthology of absurdist speculative fiction is packed with bizarre, out-of-this-world tales. Featuring wicked avant-garde riffs, satirical weirdness, dystopian parody, pastiche, and “sci-fi to die for.” 

Contributors include Alfred Jarry, Illimani Ferreira,  Harry Stephen Keeler, Doug Skinner, RJ Dent, Tom Whalen, David Paddy, Paul Kavanagh, Lono Taggers, Steven Cline, GE Paxton, Steve Biersdorf, Willie Smith, John Sloan, Paul A Green, and Geoff Cebula.  

If “fast-forward” seems slow, here’s a feast for futurist gluttons.

TODAY
Fiction for Tomorrow
paperback; 128 pp., $12.95