If you think HTML Giant is just a cadre of too-smart literary nerds, think again. Adam Robinson, editor behind Publishing Genius, weighs in on small presses, being a poet, producing literature and more.
Fiction should dabble in real life but be a new language of its own, in this critic’s humble opinion. On that note, Rachel B. Glaser’s collection of short stories delivers a love-punch, to be sure.
Sweet Mickey, Male Nurse offers sound advice on all things love, sex and relationships. This week, someone who wants to get married asks for help accepting the idea of a monogamous relationship.
CLVRSKLL, or I’ve Got Some Things I Want To Maybe Say About Black Metal. This month: Thoughts on WRNLRD’s Death Drive.
New York Artist Alison Elizabeth Taylor sits down with Graphic Novelist and Drawn and Quarterly comic artist Adrian Tomine for an interview. From the Smalldoggies Archives.
Spotlight on New York, NY Poet: Maggie Wells, featuring 5 new poems, including “The Peters” and “We Are From Caves,” among others.
Smalldoggies Magazine Reading Series, PDX004: Michael Roberts, Jacqueline Treiber, Andy Devine, Tom DeBeauchamp. Video Footage from Cafe Magnolia, 12/9/10
A brand new Smalldoggies Top 5 List for 2010: Film Columnist Harry K. lists his top five movies of limited scope, which he terms “Chamber Pieces.”
From Vouched Online, Tyler Gobble. This month he sits down (on the Internet) with Ryan Ridge, and discusses the role of objects as subjects in new, indie lit.
