announcements

A bit of a policy shift here, to allow for more stirring of the pot: we are now asking writers not to submit new work in the month during which their work appears as current. Thanks!

Crow Arts Manor, which will sponsor readings, music performances, workshops, and gallery space, has opened its doors in Portland, Oregon.

Cooper Renner's novel A Death by the Sea is now available as an ebook.

Steven Fowler's Red Museum is now available via Amazon.co.uk.

A. D. Jameson's Amazing Adult Fantasy is now available from Mutable Sound. Lawrence and Gibson will release Giant Slugs later this month.

Howie Good's "Dog Star Man," published in elimae in 2008, has been vimeoed by Swoon.

Matthew Johnstone and Meagen Crawford are seeking and accepting submissions of poetry, art, and short prose for the inaugural issue of 'Pider.

Gold Wake has issued Megan Martin's Sparrows & Other Eulogies ahead of schedule. It's now in print.

Gigantic will launch its third print issue Gigantic Indoors on May 20, at 285 Kent, in Brooklyn, New York.

Bob Thurber's Paperboy comes out with Casperian on May 1.

Norman Lock's Pieces for Small Orchestra & Other Fictions is now available.

Cooper Renner's novel Dr Jesus and Mr Dead is now available as an ebook.

Desperanto has just released Howie Good's collection Everything Reminds Me of Me.

Fugue State Press has just released J.A. Tyler's A Man of Glass & All the Ways We Have Failed.

Check out Animal Farm, which bills itself as "your destination for the newest and best writing, in any genre, that has a satirical and/or critical point of view in one way or another."

The Scrambler is publishing Neila Mezynski's Glimpses.

Justin Taylor's The Gospel of Anarchy is now available (HarperPerennial).

Mud Luscious's new imprint Nephew has just issued Darby Larson's The Iguana Complex.

Deadman Publishing has released Micah Cavaleri's the syllable that opened an eye.

Ethel Rohan's Cut Through the Bone has been published by Dark Sky.

Mike Topp's Sasquatch Stories is now available for ordering.

The Planet Formerly Known As Earth is a new online magazine, edited by a group loosely associated with Ravenna Press, and tied to the Mayan calendar and the speculative end of the world on 12/21/2012. Submissions are open now.

Deron Bauman has produced a lovely new handmade book, from the comments, to celebrate the fifth anniversary of Clusterflock. It's available here.

Aaron Belz's Lovely, Raspberry is out with Persea Books.

Robert Lopez's Asunder is now out from Dzanc.

Shya Scanlon's novel Forecast is now available from Flatmancrooked

The new online magazine Used Furniture Review is now accepting submissions.

Eric Beeny's poetry collection Of Creatures is now available from Gold Wake Press and elsewhere.

Angela Woodward's second book End of the Fire Cult is now out with Ravenna Press.

Stephen-Paul Martin's Changing the Subject is now out from Ellipsis Press.

David Cotrone's chapbook Reasons Why I Let a Killer Into the Building is now available from Harvard Book Store.

Howie Good's full-length collection Heart with a Dirty Windshield is available from BeWrite, Amazon and elsewhere.

Kathryn Rantala's A Partial View Toward Nazareth is now available.

Correction!: My glitch originally credited the Terese Svoboda review in the October issue to Anji Reyner. It is of course by J.A. Tyler. Sorry for the confusion.

Matt Bell's How They Were Found is now available from Keyhole Books.

A big elimae welcome to our new fiction/creative nonfiction editor, Brandon Hobson!

Increasing duties and responsibilities at her day job have made it necessary for Kim Chinquee to step aside as elimae's fiction editor. The October issue will be our last with Kim on board. She has done a magnificent job, and we will miss her. Brandon Hobson, author of The Levitationist, will be climbing up the gangway very shortly. Watch the "information" page for submissions guideline changes! All the best to Kim!

D.E. Oprava's sole is now available in three distinct editions from Blackheath in Wales.

Prathna Lor's Ventriloquism is now available from Future Tense.

For the next several weeks, Mud Luscious Press is having a Blind Faith Subscription Drive: the entire upcoming 2011 publications list for $35, prepaid. For more detailed information, click here.

Greying Ghost has published J. Michael Wahlgren's Credo.

Ravenna has just launched its first annual Cathlamet Prize for Poetry, open through December 1. Information is available here.

the zoo, a going by J.A. Tyler comes out with SunnyOutside on August 26.

Naughty, Naughty by Meg Pokrass & Jack Swenson is now available.

Fractured West, a new print magazine for stories under 500 words, has just produced its first issue. Congratulations.

Two new releases are now out from Deadly Chaps: Bruce Harris's The Man and the Mark and Howie Good's Hello, Darkness.

Thunderclap Press has released Parker Tettleton's chapbook Same Opposite.

Kristina Marie Darling's Night Songs is now available from Gold Wake and booksellers.

Jon Cone has two new chapbooks: The Plesyre Barge from Greying Ghost and Family Portrait with Two Dogs Bleeding (Phrygian Press, 58-09 205th Street, Bayside, NY 11364).

Kim Chinquee's second collection Pretty is now available from Amazon and other sellers.

Writers' Bloc Magazine's contest is on, featuring the unusual "season pass" feature.

Both Peter Schwartz and Nicolle Elizabeth have chapbooks now with Achilles Chapbook.

J. Michael Wahlgren's Valency is now available from BlazeVox.

Craig Perez's from unincorporated territory [saina] is now available from Omnidawn.

Take a look at Just, a magazine with constraints.

FootHills has just published Anomalies by Howie Good.

Marc Lowe's collection Sui Generis and Other Fictions is available as a free PDF download.

Short, Fast and Deadly began publication in December, publishing prose of no more than 420 characters as well as poetry.

Rufo Quintavalle would be happy to see more submissions of poetry at nthposition.

J.A. Tyler's Inconceivable Wilson is now available for pre-order (and will ship shortly) from Scrambler Books.

Bedouin Books has just published Howie Good's chapbook Ghosts of Breath.

Bebe Cook's An Insatiable Desire for Déjà Vu is now available.

Mel Bosworth's collection When the Cats Razzed the Chickens & Other Stories releases on November 19th and is available for order.

Beginning with the January 2010 issue, noted writer and teacher Kim Chinquee will be editor for fiction and creative nonfiction at elimae. Writers should make their submissions in those fields to Kim beginning on November 30 at kimchinquee (at) gmail (dot) com. Cooper Renner will remain editor for poetry, literary essays and reviews, and interviews. Welcome to Kim!

Leveler, providing one new poem a week and literary commentary upon it and the reasons for its selection, is up and running.

Dan Tricarico has launched LitSnack.

D.E Oprava's American Means is now available for order.

Howie Good has a new e-chapbook My Heart Draws a Rough Map just released by Blue Hour and featuring art by Mia Christopher.

Achiote Press has just released Here Is a Pen, an anthology of Asian-American poets.

Calamari Press has published Boons & The Camp, two novellas by David Ohle.

Press Americana has published Howie Good's first full-length collection now available for pre-order and will ship soon.

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