Post originally published on 1/24/15
•Happy birthday to J. J. Campbell, A. D. Winans, and Derrick Martin-Campbell!
•Steph Post interviewed author Natalie S. Harnett on Revolution John and interviewed authors Anthony Breznican, Maxwell Neely-Cohen, and Chrissy Lessey on her blog. Steph has also been invited to attend the UCF Book Festival, so drop by and look for her there, and stop over to hear her interview on Books and Authors.
•Eric Shonkwiler was interviewed in the Chaos Questions series on Enclave, had an excerpt of his novel published in Joyland, and was featured in Coastal Carolina University’s journal, Tempo Magazine.
•Schuler Benson was interviewed in the Chaos Questions series on Enclave, had his music review of Victory Boy published on AudioPhix, and was featured in Coastal Carolina University’s journal, Tempo Magazine.
•Nathan Graziano wrote about the Patriots’ “Deflate-Gate” in a column on Dirty Water News.
•Nathaniel Tower was interviewed in the Chaos Questions series on Enclave and had his Top Ten year-end lists published over at Literary Orphans.
•April Michelle Bratten is the editor of Up the Staircase Quarterly, and her latest issue was just reviewed on New Pages.
•David S. Pointer has work contained in the new anthology Switch (The Difference), out now from Kind of a Hurricane Press, and also, we want to wish him a happy birthday!
•Congrats to Jennifer Leeper on the publication of her new book, Padre: The Narrowing Path, out now from Barking Rain Press.
•Congrats to Luke Maguire Armstrong on the publication of his new book, The Nomad’s Nomad: Intrepid Stories From The Road, out now from Rabble Rouse the World Books.
•Congrats to Julian Gallo on the publication of his forthcoming book, Rhombus Denied.
•J. Bradley was invited to attend the UCF Book Festival, so be sure to drop by if you’re there, and check out his poem that has been making all the waves, now complete with a trigger-warning, “A Mother’s Advice,” over in Lockjaw #1. Warning: It’s not lighthearted.
•Congrats to Edmund Sandoval for joining on with the Forth Magazine editorial staff.
•Timothy Gager’s The Thursday Appointments of Bill Sloan was included on David S. Atkinson’s list of Books That Surprised Him in 2014.
