The anthology is only $2.99 and is available at Smashwords, Amazon, and Barnes & Noble.
Southern Fried Weirdness: Reconstruction
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Recommended Reading
A great poem and two fantastic flash fiction stories I’ve found online. Click on story/poem title to read the entire piece.
Tonight I Know by Shweta Narayan
You, / star-garlanded; clouds / your laughing breath.
Additional Results by Robert Sullivan (Hey! I work with this talented dude.)
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Issue 6 of A cappella Zoo: The Web Version
Throughout April, the editors of A cappella Zoo will be publishing stories and poetry from Issue 6 on their website. Read for free!
The Apospecimen Award Winners’ fiction and poetry are currently available.
The editors have also put out a call for readers:
A cappella Zoo seeks new long-distance readers to join the editorial board for the production of Issue 7 this spring and summer. We expect a variety of perspectives and opinions to influence which submissions are selected for publication and in what directions we grow.
Please read (now) or apply (deadline is April 15)!
A cappella Zoo, Issue 6
My flash fiction piece “Notes on Cork Tree Babies” has been published in the Spring Issue (#6) of A cappella Zoo.
Issue 6 is now available for order. Only $4 buys you this beautiful literary journal full of prose and poetry:
Cover art by Mark Morgan
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PodCastle looking for readers
from Ann Leckie at PodCastle.org:
Signal boost!
PodCastle wants you! We’re continually looking for volunteers of all backgrounds and ethnicities to read the cool stories we’ve bought. So if you’re listening to this, and you’ve ever wanted to read for PodCastle, or any of the Escape Artists podcasts, and you have recording equipment, we’d love for you to send us an audition.
Here’s what you do: Record a sample of you reading something, an excerpt from a story or a book, preferably under five minutes, just so we can get a feel for how you sound. If you can do accents – Creole, Spanish, Southern, Irish, Turkish, French, Japanese – please include that in your audition, and mention it in your email. Then drop us a line at editor@podcastle.org with your audition attached. .wav, .mp3, .aif attachments are preferred. Please mention “audition” in the subject line.
As I said, we’re looking for readers of all backgrounds and ethnicities, but what’s driving this casting call is an urgent need for a story featuring an African American man in Louisiana. Here at PodCastle, we’ve always prided ourselves in bringing you a selection of diverse stories, and we’d love to have more people of color read these stories for you.
If you have any questions, please post on our forum, or email us at editor@podcastle.org. Thanks for listening, and we look forward to hearing from you.
