Poet: Sid Miller, Portland, OR
Spotlight on Portland, OR Poet: Sid Miller, featuring a four-poem suite based on song lyrics by the Silver Jews, from Smalldoggies Poet #19.
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Memory Succeeds by Invention by Elizabeth J. Colen
“Memory Succeeds by Invention” by Elizabeth J. Colen, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, provides a quality of transparency to the houses in a neighborhood.
Smalldoggies Readings PDX: Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Smalldoggies Magazine Reading Series, PDX014: Reading: Lidia Yuknavitch (PDX); Richard Chiem (Seattle); Scott Poole (PDX); The Maxines, Musical Guest. At The Blue Monk, 10/11/11
‘Me-conomics:’ The Wolfmaverickian Copula of Wolfmaverickonomics
In this wintery economic climate, a dominant, impossibly attractive male business voice is needed to guide us so we can take the lemons before us and make scotch. Former CEO Max Wolfmaverick brings a new Bible for a new business age.
James Tadd Adcox
In One Note, Gabriel Blackwell asks writers to talk about the book they are currently reading and why. One Note 022: James Tadd Adcox, Michio Kaku, Hyperspace.
Baby Is Going to Die Tonight by Richard Chiem
The 12th piece of Flash Fiction at Smalldoggies: where writer Richard Chiem attempts to describe longing in terms of a pink dream.
An Interview With Writer Evan J. Peterson
Smalldoggies interviews Seattle-based writer Evan J. Peterson, author of the poetry chapbook, Secular Exorcisms. They discuss writing, performing and art.
Wait, There’s a Direct-to-DVD sequel to Wild at Heart? What?
The Wild at Heart sequel went straight to DVD (which is never a good sign), but it has Javier Bardem and Tony Soprano. Curious why?
Day of the Dead by Adam Moorad
“Day of the Dead” by Adam Moorad, a Smalldoggies fiction selection, wherein our hero meets up with The Mortician, for better or worse.
Nathan Holic Illustrations for Lavinia Ludlow’s alt.punk
Smalldoggies Comics introduces Nathan Holic, by way of his illustrations for Lavinia Ludlow’s novel, alt.punk.
We All Have Our Things
Carlos Kotkin explains a personal quirk and the trouble it’s gotten him into. And he introduces us to “Bob,” who already knows about Carlos’s “thing.”
ON FIRE: An Interview With Riley Michael Parker
From Vouched Online, Tyler Gobble. This month, he interviews Riley Michael Parker, top dog of HOUSEFIRE Publishing, about its operations and their first release, NOUNS OF ASSEMBLAGE.
