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Thom Didato is an accessory to cat murder

Published on January 6, 2010

Did you know that our own Thom Didato, in a previous editing life, put out not one, but a whole slew of cat murder mysteries? Sad - so sad - but true...

What Katie Didn't

Published on January 5, 2010

Check out this great new piece by our alum 304: "Cicada Cadence, Katie Didn't," up now at Fifty-Two Stories.

Joe Wikert's 2010 (e-reader) predictions...

Published on January 4, 2010

Is 2010 the year of the e-reader? If so, it is also the year of the short story? Hmm...

Grating

Published on December 28, 2009

Out now, in the new Antioch Review: 975's new story "Grate."

A taste of Pavement

Published on December 21, 2009

New on Elimae: a (tantalizing!) excerpt from Pavement by Nathan Moore and our alum Dana Guthrie Martin.

And we're off...

Published on December 21, 2009

...for the holidays, and whatever skiing, ham loaf, and Irish Mist we can get our hands on.  Back on January 5.

The new issue of Cerise Press...

Published on December 17, 2009

The new issue of Cerise Press - a virtual litmag, not a cherry squeezer - is available now, courtesy 889 and her fellow CP editors.

We are mobile

Published on December 15, 2009

Want to read our latest stuff while you're on the go? Point your phone's or PDA's browser to our new mobile site - and let us know what you think of it!

Bustin' Luce

Published on December 10, 2009

If you haven't picked up the latest issues of Southern Review and Kyoto Journal, be sure to do so - they both feature great new fiction from 1007.

Three ways of looking at a mountain

Published on December 10, 2009

Three ways of looking at a mountain: Marsden Hartley, Hokusai, and William Auten.

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