The Death of > kill author
> kill author was an anonymously edited online journal that published twenty issues from 2009 to 2012.
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A Teenie tNY Press
tNY (formerly theNewerYork) was one of the most exciting presses out from 2011 until it closed shop earlier this year
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Getting Along Like A Housefire On Fire
HOUSEFIRE was an online journal that only published work based on prompts provided by the editors. I remember when it first appeared on the internet in 2011
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I wanted it to be zen – Remembering Metazen
Metazen was an online journal run by Frank Hinton from 2009 til 2014. It published one piece of writing everyday for that entire run
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Check In to the No Tell Motel
No Tell Motel was an online journal that published one writer a week, putting a new poem on the site every weekday…
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The puddle-wonderful story of Mud Luscious
Mud Luscious Press was a small press run by JA Tyler from 2007 to 2013. It began as an online journal but quickly expanded…
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The joy of a good NAP
NAP was an online journal and press run by Chad Redden. The site ran from 2011 to 2014, starting as an online journal…
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Crossing the Radioactive Moat
As I’ve been looking through the archives of the publications I’ve covered in this...
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The Titillating Story of Titular Journal
Titular Journal (2009-2014) was an online lit mag which published short fiction titled after novels, films, and television shows.
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Alice Blue was beautiful and she still is
Alice Blue Review was one of the first lit mags I discovered when I stumbled across internet literature.
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Letting People Poem
On 19 March 2011 a website called Let People Poems appeared on the internet. There was no grand announcement. No one took credit for creating it. The only information available about the site was how it described itself:
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Navigating the LIES and the ISLE
LIES/ISLE was an online journal that ran from 2008 to 2015, publishing eight issues, each with a different theme. The first three issues were edited by Jenny Tian and M Kitchell; from the fourth issue onward Kitchell ran the journal alone.
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Digesting New Wave Vomit
New Wave Vomit was an online lit journal run by Ana Carrete. It was an exciting site that featured work by a diverse range of writers, including many who had been previously unpublished.
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Exploring the ƒault lines
ƒault was a short-lived journal run by Kay Lovelace. It produced four issues in four months in early 2014 and then went on what seems to have been a permanent holiday.
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The Life of the Pangur Ban Party
Pangur Ban Party was a website, run by DJ Berndt from 2009 to 2013, which published short fiction and poetry series. Inspired by bear parade and Bearcreekfeed, the website featured simple design with bold block colours. The writing was playful and often featured pop culture references (there are entire ebooks on the site about the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Macaulay Culkin, The Simpsons, and the Wu-Tang Clan).
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Rest In Publishing: Red Lightbulbs
Hi, my name is Jackson Nieuwland. I’ve been following online and independent literature for six...
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