#060 – "getting everything you want" by S. Taufeequddin Azher
KEEP PLANNING – S. Taufeequddin Azher
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#060 – "getting everything you want" by S. Taufeequddin Azher
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really, really pleased to present a new fiction by Eric Angal in Keep Planning today. Eric is one of the best in the game right now and he's crafted a piece here that feels like being trapped in someone else's bad dream. please give it a read
#062 – "In Animal Fear" by Eric Angal (@mrzoris.bsky.social)
#062 – "In Animal Fear" by Eric Angal (@mrzoris.bsky.social)
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“My biggest fear is that we’ve been totally wrong about death all along” Alden Nagel talks with Ghouls in Love author @ericsubpar.bsky.social
A little Odysseus micro out today at the fabulous Michigan City Review of Books, thanks to the wonderful Bobby Vanecko (a man of many devices). Hope you’ll give it a glance mcrb.neocities.org/nostos
#051 – "The Accident" by Eric Angal (@mrzoris.bsky.social)
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out now in Keep Planning, new fiction from returning contributor Eric Angal, a story about a man going on a date, and a tour de force rendering of obsessive-compulsive consciousness. Eric told me he thought there was "something ugly" about this piece – i agree. do give it a read
#051 – "The Accident" by Eric Angal (@mrzoris.bsky.social)
#037 – "2 Poems from 'the rhaphotic zone'" by Jenkin Benson
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#036 – "The Post-industrial Rustbelt Psychological Battery" by Eric T. Racher (@ericracher.bsky.social)
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#034 – "Ledger Rosenthal, 1934-2010" by Israel A. Bonilla (@israelbonilla.bsky.social)
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new fiction from Eric Angal in Keep Planning today. i try not to play favorites as an editor, but i think this is a genuinely remarkable work of narrative art, and i'm so proud to be able to publish it – if you're going to read anything on the site, please read this
#032 – "DMV" by Eric Angal