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You woke up screaming aloud a prayer from your secret god
John Benson has posted the final table of contents for Not One of Us #34 over at his livejournal, and it is a doozy. The theme is numinous. The work is . . . well, see for yourself.
On the fiction side, you'll find the first published stories of![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
hans_the_bold and rushthatspeaks, as well as work by the prolific and often-honored Patricia Russo, the far too infrequently seen Patricia J. Esposito, filmmaker Mark Steensland, and finally my own (headache of a) story "Drink Down." Not to mention poetry by SFPA President Mike Allen, Eric Marin of Lone Star Stories and MultiVerse fame, the variously-nominated Karen R. Porter, Lee Clark Zumpe, Kristine Ong Muslim, Kent Kruse, and Jennifer Gomoll; and my first-ever collaboration, Mike Allen's brainchild "Aranea," appears here as well. Art by H.E. Fassl, Augie Wiedemann, Teresa Tunaley, and Russell Dickerson.
(That was some linkdump.)
So, go pick up yourself a subscription, or at least a couple of single issues. Send work: the guidelines are clear. And if you have a question, bother John, not me. But mostly, read the magazine. There is nothing exactly like Not One of Us out there, in the professional or semiprofessional or published-out-of-the-basement world, and that's as it should be. We're all aliens at some level. But you know how it is . . .
On the fiction side, you'll find the first published stories of
hans_the_bold and rushthatspeaks, as well as work by the prolific and often-honored Patricia Russo, the far too infrequently seen Patricia J. Esposito, filmmaker Mark Steensland, and finally my own (headache of a) story "Drink Down." Not to mention poetry by SFPA President Mike Allen, Eric Marin of Lone Star Stories and MultiVerse fame, the variously-nominated Karen R. Porter, Lee Clark Zumpe, Kristine Ong Muslim, Kent Kruse, and Jennifer Gomoll; and my first-ever collaboration, Mike Allen's brainchild "Aranea," appears here as well. Art by H.E. Fassl, Augie Wiedemann, Teresa Tunaley, and Russell Dickerson.(That was some linkdump.)
So, go pick up yourself a subscription, or at least a couple of single issues. Send work: the guidelines are clear. And if you have a question, bother John, not me. But mostly, read the magazine. There is nothing exactly like Not One of Us out there, in the professional or semiprofessional or published-out-of-the-basement world, and that's as it should be. We're all aliens at some level. But you know how it is . . .