It was an eventful 2011, but the world keeps spinning and we’re looking forward to a hell of a 2012. Here are a few things we’ve got in store: Jan. 31st – 15 Views of Orlando book release party. 6pm … READ MORE
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It’s On The Market, You’re On The Pricelist
posted on November 18th, 2011 by Ryan Rivas
The online store is open for business. And to celebrate we are offering free shipping on both versions of Fragmentation + other stories, a book that features recent Literary Death Match loser, J. Christopher Silvia, and like 10 others. The … READ MORE
Literary Death Match, Orlando Ep. 2
posted on October 14th, 2011 by Ryan Rivas
November 13th at Mad Cow Theatre will mark Orlando’s second episode of Literary Death Match. It’s one month away and there is already blood in the water. Tod Caviness, Speakeasy host and Orlando-Weekly-voted “Best” something-or-other, will be one of four … READ MORE
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So You Want to Be a Professional Artist?
posted on January 31st, 2012 by Vanessa Blakeslee
Over the past two weeks, I’ve begun my first season as a member of the Gypsy Sa’har troupe at the Orlando Bellydance Performance Company. Troupe practices take place at night, following the regular classes, and dancers learn choreographies at a … READ MORE
Better know an author: Tom DeBeauchamp
posted on January 26th, 2012 by Ryan Rivas
It is once again that time to highlight an author who appears in the upcoming Burrow book, 15 Views of Orlando. This time, we’ve got an author who used to live in Orlando, moved to Seattle to resurrect the dream … READ MORE
Are Danes into Sea-Monkeys? (a book review of The Field by Martin Glaz Serup)
posted on January 24th, 2012 by Rachel Leona Kapitan
THE FIELD by Martin Glaz Serup 94 pp/ Les Figues Press $15 I consider myself an experimental writer, but admit: I am cautious of experimental writing. By definition it draws attention to writing rather than the story, form above … READ MORE
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