Drove a carful of young teenage girls to a shakeout run yesterday and discovered they're familiar with Gooning but not Spooning. I'm not sure the kids are all right.

The Berlin Wall Europe, 2020. Some claim that the Berlin Wall, once a living entity, is coming back together, its scattered pieces seeking reunion on the far side of history. The European continent trembles on the…

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"Like all his novels, and even more so here, his sentences sing, his passages drink like absinthe. We are definitely in weird territory, but is it horror? Perhaps only as much as the world around us is, when we are willing to awaken to it." — John Schertzer on The Berlin Wall @raviddice.bsky.social

More Hell In Midwestern flyover country, the stories of More Hell weave a rich and sometimes comic tapestry of longing, addiction, sex, and loss. The wild cast of rural characters navigate a fast-changing wo…

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Set in “Midwestern flyover country,” the stories in Adam al-Sirgany’s MORE HELL “weave a rich and sometimes comic tapestry of longing, addiction, sex, and loss.” whiskeytit.com/product/more...

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Poetically Yours: 'Putting something in a small concrete space, like a poem, could be an actual relief' This month’s featured poet is Rockford’s newest poet laurate Adam al-Sirgany. al-Sirgany is also an editor, teacher and author.

Check it out: @adamalsirgany.bsky.social was recently on the Poetically Yours Extended podcast on WNIJ! buff.ly/9dhbjgV

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A review by Rachel Leon of Adam Axler's upcoming medical memoir.

Treat yourself to something nice today.

"How does one choose between personal redemption and worldwide salvation?" ​Check out this brilliant interview with David Scott Hay on his new biblical horror, 'The Butcher of Nazareth.' It’s a blood-soaked, soulful look at the missing years of Jesus through the eyes of a man driven by madness.

Exceptional haul all around.

If you're going to age, age well.

You heard it here first. One big Chaplinsky sig on the Tit of your choosing.

The Butcher of Nazareth offers an uncompromising vision. It asks whether violence can ever be holy, whether foresight justifies atrocity, and what we owe to a future we’ll never see.

Ebook coming soon!

Little Puss, Stelliform, Two Lines, AK, Charco, Coffee House, Whiskey Tit, Wolsak & Wynn, Meerkat, Two Dollar Radio, Dundurn/Rare Machines, & Soft Skull are the first that spring to mind

Good god this is the company she keeps.

I am here for an inspired annual Vintage Internet moment.

"The gender dynamics of 1890s New York have their own peculiarities but are alarmingly close to what we experience now." Thanks for this pointed, illuminating* interview!

I didn't put this here because Montpelier is possibly a decade away from Bluesky, but I'm happy to be mistaken. Come hang?

A rando carharttboi was bigtime flirting, which gives recent circumstances was not unexpected but surprising, then I realized I was out and about with my @troublemakerfire.bsky.social SAD AND HORNY POET tshirt, which explains everything even though I'm never more than one of those things at a time.

Am I too old for Discord????

Exceptional haul including ACWJ. Only critique is that you somehow came home to clean floors.

I would like someone to gift me a bookshop. In case you're sitting on one.

I swear we're going to make it your way this year. Thanks for all you do, Dan — can't wait till next time.

So thrilled to listen to this.

David Scott Hay On The Butcher Of Nazareth: A Biblical Horror Masterpiece - The Ginger Nuts Of Horror Review Website An interview with David Scott Hay about his literary horror novel, The Butcher of Nazareth, blending biblical history with the visceral tone of Cormac McCarthy

What if the sole survivor of the Massacre of the Innocents grew up to be... just a guy?

I interviewed David Scott Hay about his new horror novel, THE BUTCHER OF NAZARETH. We discuss Blood Meridian, voice-to-text writing, and the horror of having something you love torn away

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Am printing up Dan Hoyt Fan Club shirts for next year.

Table 527/529 because I’m a jerk with poor vision but good whiskey. Swing by!