Charles Nègre / Chathédrale de Chartres, 1855 (for my sister, who fell in love with Chartres Cathedral)

Most fun I’ve had reading a book in ages. 600 pages shot by in a breeze

Maybe I'll do hashtag ad when I drop an ad for my work. That way I can feel like an instagram influencer. And you can mute "ad" if you don't like ads? Ex: Please add The Cellar Below The Cellar (release 2/18/26) to your Goodreads list of books to read! www.goodreads.com/book/show/24... #ad

For the evening crowd.

Upping this again bc I’m in a good mood. FEAST is a Weird Horror adventure about carving our way out of the belly of the beast together. The ebook is pay what you want. Physical sales obviously always appreciated, but I want people struggling to have access to this thing above everything else.

Dick Cheney accidentally shooting his pal Lucifer

The hole can swallow anything—an SUV, a person, a folding chair. It can swallow whole neighborhoods. The asphalt cracking and sliding into its center. Christmas decorations. The river between us.

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The hole can swallow anything—an SUV, a person, a folding chair. It can swallow whole neighborhoods. The asphalt cracking and sliding into its center. Christmas decorations. The river between us.

Today we're featuring Katharine Tyndall @katharinetyndall.bsky.social and her phenomenal fiction piece "Invasion Force" from our Fall 2025 Issue OUT NOW! Read her work and check out the rest of our current issue on our website, linked in our bio!

- short stories from the boat yard -

Have a new story in the latest issue of Ghost Parachute. This one is about a guy who calls beer brewskis and an old house turned apartment. Be sure to read the other amazing writers in the issue as well. 🍻 ghostparachute.com/issue/novemb...

Late at night, when I’m getting sleepy, I like to listen to this album

the king of chicago, screenshot, amiga (1987) www.retrovideogamer.co.uk/king-of-chic...

Sexy, decapitatey, you can’t lose!

Thinking of gifting my book to someone today, tomorrow, or Christmas? It's on sale right now: malarkeybooks.com/store/stilla...

IDK that I would call myself a horror writer (or any genre distinction), but I find that I often explore aspects of the horrific. This story was my first attempt at "weird fiction," and idk if it was successful on that front, but the kind folks at @malarkeybooks.bsky.social ran it!

This is a nice feeling. No-mind and such

Today we're delighted to feature Shannon Salter and her story "Bella," in our Fall 2025 Issue OUT NOW! Read her story and more on our website, linked in our bio.

Have an hallucinatory lyric essay/prose poem about memory, myth, music, and getting wrecked by love @minorliteratures.bsky.social thanks @roughghosts.bsky.social minorliteratures.com/2025/10/28/t...

My mortgage lender emailed me to say happy birthday (correctly) and thank me for my referrals (inaccurately)

Hey, you can now listen to me yap with the wonderful writer @ljabouttown.bsky.social about life’s strange journey, being a picky mfer about craft and much more! If this is half as much fun to listen to as it was to record, it should be a hoot

🤍The Distinctive Calls of Owls: A Sampler www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezaB...

Happy Saturday! Today we're featuring Derrick Martin-Campbell @dmartincampbell.bsky.social and his new fiction "Two Dreams" in our Fall 2025 Issue OUT NOW! Check out his piece on our website, linked in our bio.

"Art" as a thing, does nothing, or at least nothing that capitalism can clearly perceive. This is the best thing about art. If we as artists are frustrated with the experience of trying to collaborate with capitalism, don't let the capitalism convince you it is for your own good.

I’m sorry but do you know how much water a writer has to carry for the art-hating forces of capitalism to endlessly lament the lack of big-press-interest in short story collections as salable product without just eventually critiquing capitalism?

It's cellar time, folks

I am once again asking for your support...

This is so damn good! @burialmagazine.bsky.social, you a killer!

"Friends" is a beloved American sitcom that aired from 1994 to 2004, following six young adults-Rachel, Ross, Monica, Chandler, Joey, and Phoebe - living in New York City. The show explores their friendships, romances, careers, and personal growth over ten seasons.

I have some new very short prose in the always-amazing Milk Candy Review today. For anyone who enjoys a good list.

Hello to all lovers of poetry, poetic prose. To the romantics and the political. I have written this book. It is my third book and my first independently published book. It is unlike any of my other writing. It is not for the traditionally-minded. You might like it if you like the surreal.

What kinda birthday cake do I want. Someone wants to know and I feel indifferent now because I’m old

Another perspective view and details of the Doric Temple https://www.wikiart.org/en/giovanni-battista-piranesi/another-perspective-view-and-details-of-the-doric-temple

It’s been a long while! Empyrean Series nos. 46–50 are announced & available for preorder as of today. Books by Jean Paul, Pierre Custot, & Fernando Pessoa are due out in November. Ludwig Tieck & Niu Sengru will be published next spring. asterismbooks.com/publisher/em...

Drydocked For Painting And Scaling, 1918, by Edward Wadsworth.

Post two characters who bring you happiness

This bad boy has: -River raft tube rides gone amuk -forever babies -liminal corpses -Empress of Ireland sinking (Titanic contemporary) -an astral island of New Atlantis -bone gargoyles -a direct argument against capitalist eugenics & death cults -Boschian fish-men -breakfast bar on the Jersey Shore

Today we're excited to feature Mish Gajewski-Zambataro and her story "The Champion" from our Fall 2025 Issue, OUT NOW! Read the rest of her story and our latest issue on our website, linked in our bio!

Our Fall 2025 Issue is OUT NOW! Featuring new fiction, poetry, translation, creative nonfiction, and visual art. Read now on our website, linked in our bio!

"She’d had a dream the night before, or perhaps just before awakening, in which she was attempting to extract, without puncturing herself, a long needle from her throat." "Three Stories about Loss," new in @newworldwriting.bsky.social

If you buy my book from @malarkeybooks.bsky.social, Alan will also include a story I wrote years ago about knocking rich people upside the head. Might be cathartic right now, just saying. malarkeybooks.com/store/stilla...

Mercury insists you read my story

"Is a snail hard or soft? Is a virus dead or alive? Are they man or woman? Am I a good person or a bad one? I realized at some point that what drew me so forcefully to hybrids is that I must be one myself." -interview with @kymiller.bsky.social

New short piece at @keep-planning.net - hope you'll check it out

#023 – "Glen Echo" by Addison Zeller (@addisonzeller.bsky.social)

I refuse to pay for Spotify but sometimes I’ll listen to something on it, like Gidon Kremer playing Bach, and I’ll be tearfully thinking “If you could play the chaconne like Kremer, you’d feel like God, you’d feel like God” and then an advertisement for Chumba Casino will come on