March 28, 2011

Dzanc Day 2011!

More information here.

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March 15, 2011

Shelley Day Sclater at matchbook

New work entitled Jennifer and Nicola.

Read it read it read it read it read it read it read it 

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February 28, 2011

Marisela Navarro at matchbook

New work by emerging writer, Marisela Navarro!

Her work is entitled I Only Speak Two Languages.

Dig it.

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February 26, 2011

Ad Story Submissions!

matchbook is about to run an experiment. We’d like your help. Do you like experiments?

Here’s the experiment: publish very tiny stories in the form of Google Ads found next to search results and on websites in an attempt to use the advertising system to work for art rather than against it.

Can you write a story the length of a Google Ad?

We bet you can. And we bet it would be awesome.

Click here to read the guidelines and submit!

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February 14, 2011

Michael Davidson at matchbook

New work at matchbook by Michael Davidson, entitled Sinews.

This is your good news for today, trust us.

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January 31, 2011

Catherine Lacey at matchbook

New story by Catherine Lacey called Kid’s Choir. It’s good.

January was a good month for matchbook.

It’s still winter, damn it. 

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January 17, 2011

Rachel B. Glaser at matchbook

A story called Fat Bird Makes a Beat is now up at matchbook.

Written by Rachel B. Glaser.

Do you know her?

You’d want to, let me tell you.

Start with this story.

Then move onto her book, Pee On Water. It’s freaking good. 

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January 3, 2011

Blake Butler at matchbook

Read Blake’s story Ricky’s Index Fingers at matchbook now.

What? You thought we’d skimp with it being the new year and all? As if that was enough?

Please.

We’re interested in progress. 

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December 20, 2010

Len Kuntz at matchbook

Everything is coming together.

Len Kuntz has a story at matchbook entitled Back Yard.

You’ve got your orders, corporal. 

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December 9, 2010

Cami Park

We are saddened by the passing of Cami Park. Cami was an extraordinary writer. We are saddened further that we will never get to know her as well as we would have liked.

You can find her work in many journals, including matchbook. Our thoughts go out to her family and friends. 

Visit her blog to find links to more of her work.

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