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fuguers cove got some mid-summer kudos from the Weekly Alibi for our sampler LP In Twenty:
Much like Bee Thousand, there’s too much delicious stuff on this recording to list all the fabulous flavas, but please put your ears into action for these, at a minimum, playaz: “Encyclopedia of Stars,” “I Choose the Moroccan Dance,” “Colonel Cactus” and “The Fuel Burners.” alibi.com/music/56263/Sonic-Reducer-Endings-Lara-Manzanares-fuguers-c.html#story56265
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I'm crowdsourcing for folks to review my new fuguers cove album, titled "Satanism". Are you, or do you know anyone in the music press, or someone who may know someone? If you know anyone who might be interested, send me a note. I'll send any potential reviewer a free download link. Justin / fuguers cove #press #music #reviews #indierock #rock https://fuguerscove1.bandcamp.com/album/satanism Manzano Mountain Review Issue No. 2 (Summer 2018) is now live and it's filled with so much brave, haunting, and captivating work.  I have a tiny western story called "Consequence" published in 50 Word Stories. It's cute. Check it out.  The house is warm. I melt in my pants. I'm hot like a red river hog going after tree fruit. My pink knees are hot and pink. It feels like I'm bleeding, but I'm not. I'm tired is all. I'm full of stallion. I'm full of viper. I need to get laid.
The miracle worker is on the job. I can call her but I can't. She doesn't like it. The phone screams. I know who it is. No one calls but him. I let it ring. I know what he needs. It's like sex the way he needs it. AIDS and I'm the cure. His fix. I am his light. I open the fridge. The milk is bad. I remember cigarettes and milk. The fat and the smoke, the way it mingled. The way they danced on my tongue and in my lungs and in my pants. A jar of pickles. Yellow mustard. A radish. I bought it but I didn't want it. I ate its brothers. Devoured, skinned, and suckled while the moon hung over the mountains. The phone screams. I laugh. Just a little bit. Then I laugh like a red river hog, then I pick up the phone.  Well, I'm now the co-host to a podcast. It's called Point Blank: Hardboiled, Noir, and Detective Fiction.
Each episode, Kurt and I discuss, analyze, and review works of crime fiction. We focus on the hardboiled, noir, and detective fiction sub-genres and feature a classic or lesser-known novel each episode. Join us as we stroll down the dark, rain soaked alleys and into the dangerous corners of literature. Subscribe on I-Tunes! In an unexpected confluence, I recently received copies in the mail from Meridian: The Semiannual from the University of Virginia literary magazine out of UVa - Charlottesville. The issue in which I'm included is dedicated to the idea of "No Borders," and my story explores the racist vigilante fringe of southern Arizona. Copies are available for purchase at readmeridian.org and the stories can be read online there, too.   Writers:
I am the founder and co-editor of Manzano Mountain Review (MMR). We seek submissions for our first issue from all writers. We accept flash fiction, poetry, short stories and literary nonfiction. For poetry: Submit up to 3 pieces at a time, but no more than 10 pages. For flash fiction: Submit up to 3 pieces at a time (totaling no more than 1,000 words) For longer prose: 3,000 words is our max. For Visual art/photography: Submit work in jpg form (no more than one sub every three months). All work must be unpublished. Tell your friends! Tell your enemies! I'm pleased to announce that Meridian will be publishing my short story, "See of Tiny Leaves" in their "Borders" themed Issue 39. This story is a heavily reworked version of a story that appeared in my MFA thesis. Very excited about this.
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AuthorDo I post blog entries? Rarely. But I'll try to put something up every once in a while. My true blog can be found at Mountain Standard. Archives
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