Whiskey Tit Press
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Whiskey Tit makes delicious books and believes, sincerely, that great literature will keep us alive and fighting and (hopefully) free from brainworms.
“It’s a perfect book to read while you try to count the number of surveillance cameras in your city…”
GreasyGoat.bsky.social@greasygoat.bsky.social · last mo.greasygoat.substack.com/p/book-revie... @whiskeytit.com #booksky #bookreview
I'm psyched to read with some @whiskeytit.com homies on Saturday @pilsencommbooks.bsky.social in Chicago! Thanks for running herd on us, @dfitzgerraldo.bsky.social!
I have three new pieces in Whiskey Tit Journal. Check out "take these flowers and shove them," "Picks Me Up, Puts Me Down," and "My Coworker Got Cast on The Great American Baking Show" here: whiskeytit.com/article/thre...
Three by Carrigan
take these flowers and shove them please find these lilacs enclosed with my message.i don’t care what you do with them.put them in a vase or toss them in the fireplace.just don’t think that they’re…
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Sahar Choud(h)ury in Issue 13 of Whisk(e)y Tit! Two fun ones. Thanks @whiskeytit.com! whiskeytit.com/article/two-...
“Dear August” is out now! Thanks to The Bookends Review for publishing this story which will be feature in my forthcoming collection, Kites, from @whiskeytit.com ✨ thebookendsreview.com/2026/06/09/d...
Dear August - The Bookends Review
August Martin’s baby momma wasn’t there. He looked around the courtroom, the ceilings were high, the lights bring and harsh, and the thought, somewhat absurdly, that those fluorescent ligh...
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Yay, die Buchlieferung ist gekommen. Ich bin schon ganz gespannt auf den "Butcher". Yoshimoto und Cho hab ich um je €5 heute im Abverkauf bekommen.
Butcher of Nazareth is bonkers and brutal so far. Fans of Brian Evenson, listen up.
There are those of us with book problems and vinyl problems.
Puff the Magic Hater@mskellymhayes.bsky.social · 5mo agoOwning a lot of books is great. Packing and moving with a lot of books is not great.
Congratulations and good luck to all the other finalists at the @bigothermag.bsky.social Book Awards today, including: @dharlanwilson.bsky.social @elaineequi.bsky.social @jeromesala.bsky.social & @kurtbaumeister.bsky.social! You can watch a playlist of our readings here: youtube.com/playlist?lis...
2025 BIG OTHER Book Awards Finalists Readings - YouTube
Wherein Finalists for the 2025 BIG OTHER Book Awards read from their nominated books. Read BIG OTHER: https://bigother.com/ Donate to BIG OTHER: https://app....
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“In 2014, the Dutch scholar Hans Corneel de Roos first noticed that the Icelandic version of Dracula was in fact not a translation, but was rather a very different novel from Stoker’s version.” The “translation” was published in 1901. [en.wikipedia.org]
Powers of Darkness (Iceland)
Powers of Darkness is a 1901 Icelandic gothic horror novel by Valdimar Ásmundsson that claims to be a translation of the English-language novel Dracula by Bram Stoker. Powers of Darkness was in fact based on an earlier adaptation of Dracula—the Swedish adaptation by "A—e", specifically the shortened
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This every day is the new existential reality, except I've done it so many times there's a hole through my chest and the coffee's boring a hole to China.
Jake Casella Brookins@casella.bsky.social · 5mo ago[pouring an entire mug of lukewarm coffee directly on my chest] i think i'm managing this insomnia pretty well actually
Can we just go ahead and throw them out the window? Think of the writers we'd be.
Taco Bell Quarterly@tacobellquarterly.org · 6mo agoNew writing hack: stop looking at your phone
Headed to MILTON!!! with some friends to talk Rockford poetry and spread the gospel of good literature. Can’t wait to see you there! @mazebooks.bsky.social @whiskeytit.com
"How I Killed the Universal Man is a fascinating and trippy entry in the genre of cyberpunk noir." THANKS to @benarz13.bsky.social for this killer reflection. HIKTUM gets closer to reality every day.
Ben Arzate@benarz13.bsky.social · 6mo agoOver at my Substack, I take a look at How I Killed the Universal Man by Thomas Kendall from @whiskeytit.com
It's time for Vermont's annual "awards" in our local alt-weekly, and it's time once again to introduce the greater state to @ginatron.bsky.social. Round 1 is write-in, and you can help us get her to the Battle of Bohjalian. Click. Type Gina Tron. Let's go. ballot.sevendaysvt.com/culture/best...
Seven Daysies Ballot 2026
Nominate your favorite Vermont businesses, people and places April 15-May 3, 2026.
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"I would like readers to see our healthcare system through the eyes of someone who dedicated their life to hard medicine." @rachellayown.bsky.social's interview with Adam Axler on on “American Triage” (@whiskeytit.com) is out now. chireviewofbooks.com/2026/04/17/r...
Reading Your Resistance: Interview with Adam Axler - Chicago Review of Books
Our interview with Adam Axler about his forthcoming memoir, "American Triage."
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Check it out: MORE HELL by @adamalsirgany.bsky.social from @whiskeytit.com made @clmporg.bsky.social's "Reading List for Arab American Heritage Month 2026!" buff.ly/kmXW2rs Get MORE HELL right here: buff.ly/v0pl8p8
A Reading List for Arab American Heritage Month 2026 - Community of Literary Magazines and Presses
For National Arab American Heritage Month, observed annually during the month of April, we asked our member magazines and presses to share with us some of the work by Arab American writers that they…
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Drove a carful of young teenage girls to a shakeout run yesterday and discovered they're familiar with Gooning but not Spooning. I'm not sure the kids are all right.
"Like all his novels, and even more so here, his sentences sing, his passages drink like absinthe. We are definitely in weird territory, but is it horror? Perhaps only as much as the world around us is, when we are willing to awaken to it." — John Schertzer on The Berlin Wall @raviddice.bsky.social
Read short fiction from @whiskeytit.com this #ArabAmericanHeritageMonth! Set in “Midwestern flyover country,” the stories in Adam al-Sirgany’s MORE HELL “weave a rich and sometimes comic tapestry of longing, addiction, sex, and loss.” whiskeytit.com/product/more...
More Hell
In Midwestern flyover country, the stories of More Hell weave a rich and sometimes comic tapestry of longing, addiction, sex, and loss. The wild cast of rural characters navigate a fast-changing wo…
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The Butcher of Nazareth
GOODREADS #1 HORROR TO READ IN 2026 Haunting visions drive a grieving butcher to hunt down an obese, pre-ministry Jesus to prevent an age of fire and ash. But when the Butcher ‘adopts’ a dead newbo…
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Phil Keeling@philmakesmonsters.bsky.social · 7mo agoCan make some commotion for this limited edition of THE BUTCHER OF NAZARETH by David Scott Hay? This fella’s going to haunt my got damn dreams. @whiskeytit.com
Check it out: @adamalsirgany.bsky.social was recently on the Poetically Yours Extended podcast on WNIJ! buff.ly/9dhbjgV Get MORE HELL from @whiskeytit.com right here: buff.ly/jrjuFgG
Poetically Yours: 'Putting something in a small concrete space, like a poem, could be an actual relief'
This month’s featured poet is Rockford’s newest poet laurate Adam al-Sirgany. al-Sirgany is also an editor, teacher and author.
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"How does one choose between personal redemption and worldwide salvation?" Check out this brilliant interview with David Scott Hay on his new biblical horror, 'The Butcher of Nazareth.' It’s a blood-soaked, soulful look at the missing years of Jesus through the eyes of a man driven by madness.
GNoH@gnofhorror.com · 8mo agoWhat if the sole survivor of the Massacre of the Innocents grew up to be... just a guy? I interviewed David Scott Hay about his new horror novel, THE BUTCHER OF NAZARETH. We discuss Blood Meridian, voice-to-text writing, and the horror of having something you love torn away @whiskeytit.com
