small press

From New Chapter Press

Did John Lennon sell his soul to the devil?* The Lennon Prophecy: a new examination of the death clues of the Beatles by Joseph Nizgoda ...

Cross-genre tales thrill fans of Ian Rogers

Author Ian Rogers has been making a name for himself in the horror literary world, and fans are thrilled by his signature mixture of horror and...

Get out there and make it happen!

Summer is a busy time for the small press. Denver’s Hippokampos is a way for musicians, artists and writers to bypass the laborious process...

Networking in the DIY and small press scenes (two reviews included)

Whether online at venues like Denver Crossroads or in print at Chiron Review the small press scene is appreciably inclusive and self-supporting, as...

Carson Reed's Denver Crossroads

Denver poet Carson Reed started writing poetry after coming back to Denver from Florida in late 1979. His first poetry reading was at The...

A road well worth the toll

All you need to do before you read Pike, Benjamin Whitmer's first novel,is prepare yourself to avoid people for a few weeks after you finish....

DC Conspiracy's Matt Dembicki discusses graphic novel of Native American stories

In Trickster, a yore's heritage style of storytelling combines with not quite a century's pastime of comic books. By the full title...

DC Conspiracy member Rafer Roberts talks on anthology Magic Bullet

Some weeks ago, the Magic Bullet premiered in print around the Beltway region. Magic Bullet is a free periodical from the sequential arts...

The Booga Fish artist and writer interviews from Capicon

Delightfully fantastical, Curls, a webcomic doling the creativity of Carolyn Belefski, patently chronicles embellishments on regular circumstances....

Of werewolf and comics store: North Virginian speaks on webcomic at Capicon

Chris Flick was the busier artist drawing up irregular commissions at Capicon last Sunday; combinational spoof s on the traditional action hero and...