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Electric Velocipede is closed to submissions until further notice. You can read the whole story here.
As of March 1, 2008, subscription rates will be going up. You can see details on the blog.
The February 2008 issue of Asimov's Science Fiction has a review of Ezra Pines The Sense of Falling in it. Paul Di Filippo starts off saying, "Spilt Milk Press shows the world how to produce an attractive chapbook." He continues on with further physical description of the chapbook, but he is quick to add "all this would avail naught if not for the magnificence of the fiction herein." As both Mr. Pines and myself begin to blush from praise, Di Filippo tops himself by concluding that "seldom has a sense of falling felt so right." You can order a copy here.
Issue 13 is current issue. Go to the shopping page to order a copy. Click here to read fiction excerpts and poetry. Here is the complete table of contents:
Cover
Stephen Wilson (My Elves Are Different)
Fiction
Novelettes
Corey Brown - Obituary for a Living Man
Claude Lalumière - Hochelaga and Sons
Short Stories
Jennifer Rachel Baumer - Until the Wind Changes
Marie Brennan - Selection
Richard Howard - The Dogrog Phenomenon
Philip J. Lees - Sand
Rachel Swirsky - How the World Became Quiet: A Post-Human Creation Myth
Damien G. Walter - Momentum
Poetry
KJ Bishop - The Crone Meets Her Son
Jon Hansen - Under the Garden in Dreams
Mikal Trimm - The Paper Trail
Marly Youmans - When Demons Ruled,
Marly Youmans - Why the People Disliked Art, Circa 2005
Nonfiction
Blindfold Taste Test with Kage Baker
Sampling the Aspic: Three Courses and a Bevvie by Penelope O'Shea
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