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Publications
- "The Human Element in the Machine Process" in Ninth Letter
- "A Birth in the Woods" in Ecotone
- "Our Most Important Virtue" in Zine-Scene
- "Intergenerating" in Mid-American Review
- "Another Little Piece" in Prime Number Magazine
- "Goat" in Washington Square
- "Colossal Cave Adventure" in PANK
- "You Amaze Me, You Do" in New South
- "Pig Week, 2008" in JMWW
- "Going Back to Flag" in JMWW
- "Sanitation" in Fawlt Magazine
- "Pittu Orgam" and "Rabbits" in Kitty Snacks
- "How I Stood in the Wrong Place and Lingered There Too Long" in The Legendary
- "The Arm" in Foundling Review
- "Tommy Explained: A Song-by-Song Analysis of The Who's Rock Opera" in Cincinnati Review
- "A Derangement in the System" in Ghoti
- "Housewarming" in South Carolina Review
- "My Hand, Dead Tissue, Severed at the Wrist" in Hobart
- "Blue-Suited Henchman, Kicked Into Shark Tank" in SmokeLong Quarterly
- "Buck Rogers in the 25th Century A.D." in Barrelhouse
- "A Pile of Shirts, Ripped from the Body" in Clapboard House
- "So Dark in the Wolf's Maw" in Mud Luscious Press
- "Excerpt from The Big Book of Forgotten Lunatics, Volume 1" in The Collagist
- "Revenge" in decomP
- "Cavando un tunel al centro de la tierra" in The Barcelona Review
- "Tunneling to the Center of the Earth" in The Barcelona Review
- "Walk Around Crazy" in Whiskey Island Magazine
- "There is Someone in the Next Room Who Does Not Want to Sleep with You" in Avatar Review
- "The Vanishing Husband" in Dislocate
- "The Moon's Face, Darkened" in BULL: Men's Fiction
- "Skin" in Joyland
- "Death Grip" in The Emerson Review
- "The Museum of Whatnot" in Fifty-Two Stories
- "Two Cans and Some Fishing Line" in Iron Horse Literary Review
- "I Wasted a Semester on You" in The Licking River Review
- "In the Road" in The Southeast Review
- "Boneshakers" in Tulip
- "Tommy Explained: Album One, Side One, Track Six" in Corduroy Mtn.
- "No Joke, This is Going to Be Painful" in Tin House
- "Tommy Explained: Album One, Side Two, Track One" in Lamination Colony
- "Tommy Explained: Album One, Side One, Track Four" in Six Sentences
- "Tommy Explained: Album One, Side One, Track Five" in Seventy Two Words
- "The Nuclear-Battery Baby" in The Duck & Herring Co.
- "Tommy Explained: Album One, Side One, Track Three" in Wigleaf
- "Hammer" in Waccamaw
- "Tommy Explained: Album One, Side One, Tracks One and Two" in Robot Melon
- "Steak and Eggs, Cow and Chicken" in Keyhole Magazine
- "Having Won the Lottery, James Becomes an Epicurean" in Thieves Jargon
- "Hail Vulgar Juice of Never-Fading Pine" in Juked
- "Songs in the Key of Being Angry" inWord Riot
- "Punching Jimmy Carter" in The Distillery
- "The Thumb" in Phoebe
- "Days at the Beach" in Mid-American Review
- "A Car, Unattended, Still Running" in Backwards City Review
- "Tiller Family Soup" in Southern Humanities Review
- "Your Five Failed Jobs" in Land-Grant College Review
- "Till the End of the World Rolls Round" in Green Mountains Review
- "Three Men, Family" in The Pinch
- "The Toy Collector Laments His Lower-Middle Class Childhood" and "We Left the Baby at the Pizza Place" in The Southeast Review
- "The Screaming Baby" in Redivider
- "Excavating the Zeligcoofer Brood" in New Delta Review
- "Spy vs. Spy" in Oxford Magazine
- "The Dead Sister Handbook: A Guide for Sensitive Boys" in DIAGRAM
- "Lying to the President" in The Powhatan Review
- "Breathing the Winter" in Fugue
- "Grand Stand-In" in The Cincinnati Review
- "Birds in the House" in The Greensboro Review
- "Tunneling to the Center of the Earth" in Frostproof Review
- "Worst-Case Scenario" in One Story
- "The Choir Director Affair (The Baby's Teeth)" in Carolina Quarterly
- "A Limited Supply" in Other Voices
- "The Shooting Man" in Meridian
- "Blowing Up on the Spot" in Ploughshares
- "The Neck's What Keeps Heart and Head Together" in Blackbird
- "Carried Away" in Quick Fiction
- "The Rents Don't Like Fish" in Pindeldyboz
- "Book of You" in Mississippi Review Online
- "The Washed-Up Man" in Shenandoah
5 comments:
I can hardly wait to read The Family Fang, Kevin. I wish it were out now.
Also: love the artwork. Who is this artist? At first I thought Jen Corace, but I don't think it is her, is it?
Of course, you also say this is a teaser, so...no pressure to spill all the goods at once. But consider me teased! And I'll keep my ears perked for more teasing.
At least you are not teasing me for the way I skipped rope in my highwater pants. (Grade school was hard on me).
Thanks, Christian. The artist is Julie Morstad, an artist I really love.
I skipped rope as a child too. All the time. I won 1st place every year at Field Day; it was years later that I realized that no other boys were interested in competing. Skipping rope in highwater pants, however, is not going to give you a performance edge. I wore Versa Dazzle Shorts with a drawstring. They were perfect.
Love love love, Kevin. :)
So cool! When does the book come out? And where can I read your stuff? I can be reached at jess.lipman@gmail.com
Thought you might be interested in my collaborative blog - Dysfunctional Beginnings - showcasing material about growing up, as well as other types of beginnings. Literary, nonfiction, fiction, poetry, photography, video, etc.).
http://dysfunctionalbeginnings.com/
Thanks for your support!
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