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A SMALL GARLIC PRESS, 3030 W. 4th, #27, Kennewick, WA 99336.
Outstanding chapbooks and broadsides by Renay, Meredyth Smith, Paul Mena,
LeeAnn Heringer, Marek Lugowski, Jesse Rider and many others. State of
the art website: http://www.mcs.net/~marek/asgp/chapbook.html
Contact Kim Hodges for more information.

BATHTUB GIN is dedicated to an eclectic aesthetic. They publish poetry,
short prose, essays, letters, artwork, and more. Gin is the first
publication from Pathways Press, which hopes to publish chapbooks and
broadsides in the near future. Send submissions and/or SASE to Bathtub
Gin, PO Box 5154, Bloomington, IN 47407. Info also available at
the Bathtub Gin website, or by contacting Christopher Harter
(charter@bluemarble.net) or Tom Maxedon (tomiken0@netdirect.net).
Email submissions are accepted.

CAFFEINE DESTINY: THE MAGAZINE will premiere in February, 1998. Our first
issue will feature works by Robert Hill Long, Mark Halperin, Cecelia Hagen
and others. It will be a quarterly publication. Please email submissions
to denning@teleport.com, or request our mailing address. Thanks!
-- Susan Moore Denning, Caffeine Destiny.

DRIVE-BY BOOKS and BROADSIDES are filled with poetry, fiction
and rants for our apocalyptic age. Get a sample book for $2 CASH
PLEASE (or checks to Robert W. Howington). Add $1 and get all 8
b'sides. 4405 Bellaire Drive South #220, Ft Worth, TX
76109-5103, Email: robert.howington@chrysalis.org. You can
see DRIVE-BY BOOKS on the World Wide Web at this URL:
http://think.ucdavis.edu/driveby/

ENDLESS is a collection of stories and poems with articles
and pictures sprinkled in... a poetic journal surrounded by and based
on all the dull aspects of life. It's never what you thought it would be. . .
incorporating absent thought and concentrated reason... an
amusing world of pure emotion... glanging at the rules of wrong and
right... letting you choose how you feel and what you say, Opinions ~
stories ~ poetry ~ words and normal to abnormal feelings and views
Endless is available to you for the simple price of $2 or $1.50
and 2 stamps to Shantia Johnson. PO box 149, Delaware City, DE
19706, or contact shantia@ix.netcom.com.

THE FAR CRY, P.O. Box 851, Waldport, OR 97394.

A bit off the information superhighway.

GALAXY publishes short fiction, poetry, commentary, a beer column,
serialized accounts of real travel adventures, and more. In addition to our print
publication, we now have a website, at http://www.intouch.bc.ca/pub/galaxy.
For writers' guidelines, submission and subscription information, write
Matthew Forbes.

GOD'S BAR: un*plugged: An occasionally-published zine
of simple format & lots of poetry...a literary mag "by and for
disenfranchised computer bulletin board poets," big on short
narratives. Publishes broadsides as a regular supplement; publishes
chapbooks. Click here for more information. Virgil Hervey,
112 Dover Pkwy., Stewart Manor, NY 11530, or virgo@panix.com.

GRAVITY is a monthly e-zine of poetry and prose. Deadlines are
generally the 15th of every month. Send 1-5 poems or prose
(essays, short-short fictions, journal entries) to 2,500 words to
ulysses@mindspring.com. Read an issue or two before submitting.
Previously published work is fine, but let me know who published it
first and when. No simultaneous submissions. If you submit work
to Gravity, that is taken as tacit permission on your part to publish
the work submitted. If you have not been published in Gravity
before, send a bio with your submission. All rights revert to the
author upon publication.

GRIFT by Michael McNeilley. Published by God's Bar Press, New York
City. With art by Brooks McNeilley. Signed copies still available for $4
ppd. from Olympia Review, 3430 Pacific Ave, Ste. A-6254, Olympia,
WA 98501. Email: mmichael@art.net. Click here for sample selections.

HAPPY KITTY 'zine is filled with rants, poetry, photos, fiction,
sex, drugs and art. Virgil Hervey, editor of GOD'S BAR: un*plugged,
calls HAPPY KITTY "a masterpiece." Get a copy of your own for
only $3 CASH PLEASE (or money orders to Crista C. Williams).
4405 Bellaire Drive South #220, Ft Worth, TX 76109-5103.
Submissions solicited. Email: robert.howington@chrysalis.org.

IMPETUS is a somewhat quarterly magazine of poetry, artwork
& related reviews, news of such, starting its 12th year. You can get a
copy for $5.00 from Cheryl A Townsend, 4975 Comanche Trail, Stow,
OH 44224. Annual Erotica and Female Only issues are out & available
for $4.00 each.

in the Electric Shadows - a new book of blues poetry by JJ Webb.
"Poetry to protect the guilty." $10 tax/postage pd. from da Vinci Media,
391 Redwood Dr., Felton, CA 95018. Email: leonard@cruzio.com.
For sample selections from in the Electric Shadows, Click here

LILLIPUT REVIEW, is tiny, weird and wonderful. LR comes out
12 times a year (mailed bi-monthly), alternating between regular issues
and broadsides featuring single poets. Submit a maximum of 3 poems,
(previously unpublished unless otherwise noted) of 10 lines or less,
with SASE. Pays 2 copies...reports in 1-8 weeks. Subscriptions $10 for
15 issues, $5 for 6 issues, or $1 (...or SASE...or 2 stamps) for a sample
copy. Checks to Don Wentworth, 282 Main St., Pittsburgh, PA 15201

LUMMOX Journal: monthly Arts & Lit. mag ($20 for 12 issues)
A monthly small press mag that examines the creative process thru
interviews, articles, commentary & reviews, now in its third year.
PO Box 5301, San Pedro, CA 90733-5301. Website: CrossRoads

NERVE COWBOY, a brand-new journal of nontraditional poetry
and fiction, is looking for submissions. Nerve Cowboy is open to
most forms, styles and subject matter, though there is a bias toward
accessible work that depicts the absurd nature of the human experience.
In short, we want the writer to find that raw nerve and ride it through
the fog like a good cowboy should. Please send poems, stories
up to 5 pages, and black & white drawings along with an SASE
to Joseph Shields and Jerry Hagins at P.O. Box 4973, Austin, TX
78765. Editors respond to manuscripts in 2-4 weeks. Pays 1 copy
upon publication. The first issue of Nerve Cowboy is due out
in Spring 1996.

PENNY DREADFUL REVIEW, 70+ pages, published quarterly.
Enjoys harder poetry... no touchy/feely stuff, many Bukowski-influenced
writers seen here... political correctness is a joke... noticable interest
in sex poems and self-indulged flights of violence. Featuring the comic
"Christian Angst." Accepts submissions of poetry, prose and b/w art...
include two 32-cent stamps and a short bio. $5/copy; $16/4 issues.
Trades ok. Publishes lots of chaps... send SASE for list.
Editor: C Ra McGuirt, 4210 Park Ave., Nashville, TN 37209,
or contact CGarr31562@aol.com.

POETRY CAFE is a highly recommended spot for the literary-minded to
to stop for a virtual cup of coffee. Visit Poetry Cafe at http://www.poetrycafe.com/
for contemporary poetry, contests designed NOT to rip you off, and a lot more.
A big, fine read. Submissions accepted by email: write Dennis M. Gaughan.
Poetry Cafe should give itself one of its Poetry Treasure Awards.

THE POETRY SUPER HIGHWAY exisits to expose as many people as
humanly possible to as many other people's poetry (as humanly possible.)
We feature the work of two poets online every week chosen exclusively
from e-mail submissions. Also here are extensive listings to other poetry
related websites, categorized, and accompanied by descriptions written by
the web site creator/maintainer. Also also here is a chat room with weekly
poetry related events, and poetry classifieds. We're constantly reviewing
poetry submissions for weekly online featured consideration; and we're
always adding new poetry web site links. http://www.loop.com/~rickpoet

POETRY TODAY ONLINE solicits readers and writers. PTO offers
poetry, news, contests and more. Visit Poetry Today Online...
send submissions to Margaret Perkins, Editor.

PO'Fly language~arts news'zine (est. 1994). Only thru knowledge &
community can we hope to have success... PO'Fly (formerly Poetry Fly)
tries hard to express the girth of expression's mouth. Every issue features
snips of all media... visual, poetry, fiction, audio, small press,
commentary & performance. We accept submissions of all kinds...
interviews, profiles, dialogue, comics, essays, poetry, fiction
(100-2000 words), art, reviews of books, performances, mags, 'zines
(basically anything). We also publish announcements of events, calls
for entries, festivals, etc. PO'Fly, Editor: Michael Elton Crye,
PO Box 1026, Ashland, KY 41105. Sample issue, $2.
For more information, contact POFlye@aol.com.

PRESS OF CIRCUMSTANCE, 312 E. 43rd St., #103,
Austin, TX 78751. Books by Albert Huffstickler. Autographed copies
available...just ask. SASE for information, price list and free Huff poem.
Click here for sample Huff selections.

READING LIPS by Lyn Lifshin. © 1997, Morgan Press, Milwaukee,
WI. Exquisitely printed & perfect bound signed author's copies -- the
last of a limited run. Send $15 to Lyn Lifshin, 2719 Baronhurst Dr.,
Vienna, VA 22181-6158

SANTA CRUZ VISUAL ARTS INDEX (SCVA), a site specializing in
artists and writers, is pleased to announce that the Internet's WebScout
has selected Guggenheim winner Robert Sward for one of its coveted
Way Cool Site Awards. This "best of the best" honor is reserved for the
Internet's top URLs. The Award goes to Robert Sward for editing
eSCENE 1996, "The world's first anthology of the best Internet-
published short fiction, enabling readers to pick up the year's finest
electronically published short stories without having to download a
random collection of epubs. So cool it's HOT." For more information:
408-426-5247 Attn: Elissa Alford.

SHEILA-NA-GIG, 23106 Kent Ave., Torrance, CA 90505.
Excellent annual literary magazine, digest-sized, flat-spined, 100-150
pages. $7 annually, $12 for 2 years. (Back issues $3-5). Cover letter
preferred, submit up to 5 poems and/or short stories (up to 10 pages),
B&W line artwork. SASE for upcoming themes. Looking for writing
on the edge.

SLIPSTREAM, Box 2071, Niagara Falls, NY 14301.
Some of the best independent writing published in America today,
in one of the best formats...7x9", 80-100 pages, and cheap at $5
a copy. Subscriptions @ $15 include 2 issues and 2 chapbooks...
or try the sampler... 2 chaps and 2 back issues (their choice) for only
$8. Magazines and chaps are high-quality, perfect-bound editions.
Chaps by Gerald Locklin, Matt Buys, Kurt Nimmo, Elliot Richman,
Livio Farallo and others. Accepts submissions continuously...
alternates between theme and general issues.

TALUS & SCREE, P.O. Box 851, Waldport, OR 97394.
A perfect-bound, semi-annual literary journal published by
OCRISC, the Oregon Coast Rural Information Service
Cooperative. First issue was 176 pages. Writers have included
Andres Berger-Kiss, Michael McNeilley, Lyn Lifshin, Leanne Grabel,
Albert Huffstickler, David Bolduc, Renay, Dancing Bear, t. kilgore
splake, Paul Weinman and many others. Sample copy, $6 + $2
postage; subscriptions $14 / 2 issues. Send submissions with a
short bio -- Email submissions gladly accepted. Website excerpts:
http://www.teleport.com/~cbs/talus

THINK -- A Quarterly Newspaper of Literary and Visual Art --
contains short fiction, poetry, visual art, and more; available via
US Mail for $1/issue within the US ($2/issue foreign). Each issue is
at least 6+ pages of broadsheet newsprint. See also our WWW
Site at http://think.ucdavis.edu, submissions from unpublished/
alternative artists encouraged. E-mail: editor@think.ucdavis.edu.

THUNDER SANDWICH is looking for poetry and fiction that riots,
rapes, pillages and burns. Length no restriction if it's good. Submit
to Jim Chandler, reply usually within a couple days.

TOMORROW MAGAZINE, published since 1982, takes its name
from editor Tim W. Brown's mission to showcase tomorrow's writing today.
Tomorrow always is seeking work for possible publication. In the past we
have published poetry, short fiction, essays, dramatic scripts, interviews and
B/W art. We prefer to look at about five poems at a time; we are not
considering fiction at present due to over-commitments in this area. Although
we will consider any style of writing, work that we publish tends to be more
underground than academic in character. Contributors include Antler, Gina
Bergamino, Hugh Fox, Richard Kostelanetz, M.L. Liebler, Lyn Lifshin, Kay
Murphy, Charles Rammelkamp, Cheryl Townsend and Paul Weinman. Contact
Tomorrow at POB 148486, Chicago, IL 60614; e-mail: audrelv@tezcat.com.
web: http://www.tezcat.com/~audrelv/tmrwplug.html.

TONGUE is a 'zine full of cool interviews, short stories, poetry, essays,
music reviews and much much more. In the past we have featured interviews
with the likes of Kevin Smith, director of Chasing Amy, Clerks and
Mallrats, as well as Kevin Eastman, creator of the Teenage Mutant Ninja
Turtles and Heavy Metal, as well as many other icons of pop culture.
Check us out at www.tongue-zine.com and send your submissions to
kuru19@idt.net.