Print – $4.99 Ebook – $2.99 The End of Things, Strangelet presents three stories about the end of the world, plus the conclusion of The Ragabash Foxtrot and cover art by Natykos. Fiction “The Last Laugh” by Eric M. Bosarge…
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Eric M. Bosarge
Eric M. Bosarge has an MFA and a novel coming out next year from Medallion Press. Works featured in Strangelet: The Last Laugh Issue 1.4
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Daniel Kenitz
Daniel Kenitz is a writer out of Wisconsin who has previously published short fiction in L’Allure des Mots, Issue 11. His nonfiction local commentary has appeared in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel and he won the New Yorker Caption Contest in…
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Russell Hemmell
Alien from Mintaka snuggled into a (consenting) human host. Fiction on PerihelionSF, Under a Dark Sign Anthology, and elsewhere. @RxHemmell Works featured in Strangelet: 1348 Issue 1.4
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Natykos
Natykos lives in the tropical corner that is almost part of the US, Miami, FL, where she’s been working as a graphic designer in the fashion and printing industry for the past five years. In her free time, she travels…
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We get a lot of great and strange new speculative fiction looking for a home. And we need help getting them there. Our readers make each page of Strangelet the best it can be, and we need you to join…
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PODCAST Episode 1: The Secret Underground Tooth Economy of Boston by Will White
Hello, Strangeletketeers! Welcome to Episode 1 of the Strangelet Podcast! Isn’t this exciting? For our first episode, we decided to go with “The Secret Underground Tooth Economy of Boston” by Will White, which we first heard performed in Boston by…
Strangelet Volume 1, Issue 3
Print – $4.99 Ebook – $2.99 Issue 1.3, a fully illustrated issue of Strangelet, with cover and illustrations by artist Weston Thompson. Serial Fiction: Ragabash Foxtrot, Part 2 by Dorian Graves Pick up where our detective left off in Issue…
Anita Felicelli
Anita Felicelli is a Bay Area writer whose work has appeared in, or is forthcoming in, The New York Times, Salon, LARB, The Rumpus, PopMatters, Blackbird, Juked, Kweli, Rose Red Review, India Currents, Publishing Perspectives, Babble, Brain Child, and Mountain…
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Steve Toutonghi
Steve Toutonghi studied poetry and fiction at Stanford University. His first novel, Join, will be released by SoHo Press in March of 2016. He lives and works in Seattle, Washington. Works featured in Strangelet: visitors in Issue 1.3 Houses in…
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