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Issue #012 is live. Go and get you some.
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Wrapping up reading on Issue 12. We have a solid amount of poetry and stories. If you have some non-fiction to send our way, please do so within the next five days.
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Shelf Life has a twitter.
It is there, we will use it. Expect insight on submissions, issue progress, quips. It probably won't be as funny as Patton Oswalt's account, but we'll try our best.
Shelf Life alum Jack Frey's story Seafood Delight was recently published in Bartleby Snopes and is up for story of the month. It's very funny, sneaks up on you and is written with a punchy precision. Lots of great stories to read on the site as always. Vote for your favorite.
This issue is highlighted by Kristina McDonald’s brilliant poem that craftily toys with the fairy tale, a fake interview with Alec Baldwin by Jack Frey, a deconstruction of the short story by Hardy Jones, a snappy open letter to Tim O’Brien and poignant thoughts on poetry by Michael Lee Rattigan.
We hope you enjoy the issue.
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We're reading submissions for Issue #9. Everything is up for grabs; reviews, interviews, non-fiction, shorts, poems. Just not stuff that blows. Hope to see some choice writing in my inbox soon.
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Is the new issue of Shelf Life more handsome than this fellow? That's for you to decide. Issue #8 is live.
Jimmy Chen brings the weird with an original look at popular music. Ethal Rohen writes about the circus. Marcia Chicca dazzles. John Grey returns with some more choice poetry. And an interview with Molly Gaudry!
Shelf Life may be a clever name for things related to books, but is certainly not original.
