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Featured Works

Mother Howl

by Craig Clevenger

A killer's son, a fallen angel and an invisible man.

Electric Feel

by Rhiannon Argo

VIABLE

by Dave Sterner

The Iowa Caucus is decadent and depraved.

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Bubbling Up: The Red Lemonade Blog

Red Lemon Frozen Concentrate #2.0 : Chat Interview of The Lemon-Heart

by Red Lemonade 1 day 1 hour ago

Mikita Brottman :

My crime novel Bel Air takes the form of news, police, therapy and court transcripts, so it seems appropriate that this interview conducted by Brian McFarland in Gmail Chat, should take the same form. I’m interested in the...

Red Lemon Frozen Concentrate #2.5 : Crime Fiction of The Lemon-Heart

by Red Lemonade 1 day 2 hours ago

by Mikita Brottman

People often say we’re living in a uniquely voyeuristic and amoral society galvanized by a dreadful predilection for human suffering, but our interest in grisly details is nothing new. As every crime fan knows, there’s always been a huge public appetite...

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Featured Authors

Henry R. Williams was born and raised in the piedmont of North Carolina, being always ever after between the mountains and the sea. His poems have appeared in The Emergency Almanac, Southern Humanities Review, random, Fire, The Brooklyn Review, Offerta Speciale, among others, and his first poetry collection, Season Smooth & Unperplext was published in 2010 by BlazeVox Books. His first novel The Price is Bright is still a work-in-progress. He also serves as...

Kathryn Mockler is the author of the poetry book Onion Man (Tightrope, 2011). Her writing has been published most recently in Joyland, The Antigonish Review, Rattle Poetry, CellStories, PIF, La Petite Zine, nthposition, and This Magazine, and she has poems in upcoming issues of The Capilano Review, Descant, and The Windsor Review.

Her films and videos have been broadcast on TMN, Movieola, and Bravo and have screened at festivals such as the Washington...

Rogue storyteller. I pose both sides of the story in my prose. I have rocked theeroticsalon.com for 3 years now. This is a one of a kind event. Also on Smashwords, I've been publishing some things that you can download for free that tell some of the stories of the crap I survived. I'm not a grammarian, I'm a storyteller.