Tag: fiction
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Full Release of Full Stop Podcast Episode #9 – 926 Years
Quick post to announce the full release of Full Stop Podcast Episode #9, in which Kyle Coma-Thompson and I talk about our book, 926 Years, Sublunary Editions, how we met and more. I wrote about the podcast episode and how it came about. Listen over at Full Stop. With thanks again to Max and Jesse. Read.
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Faulkner on the Balcony audio
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On ‘Poem for the Dead Man’
I have a piece in the January 2019 edition of RIC Journal titled Poem for the Dead Man. Thought I could leave the dead man behind… This could only have been published by RIC. I’m deeply thankful to S – as usual. Read.
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On ‘Sundown’
My short story or fragment Sundown has been published in the final edition of RIC Journal for 2018. It’s always always a serious pleasure to be in RIC, a singular journal that continues to do its very own thing. Long may that continue. With thanks to S, as usual. Read.
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On ‘Faulkner on the Balcony’
Wrote a few things I probably shouldn’t have while in Melbourne last month for Burning House Press’s September, impressions of home edition. It’s a story now – called Faulkner on the Balcony. With thanks and gratitude to Rachael. Read.
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On ‘Stone Fur Skin Fish Blood’
Delighted to have a new piece of fiction titled Stone Fur Skin Fish Blood up at Fluland. It’s also been added to the Featured section on the site! The idea for this piece – a palmful of fragments coughed up by the subconscious – came to me at 4am while staying at a friend’s house in Read.
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On ‘The Deadest Man in the Underworld’
My short story The Deadest Man in the Underworld has been published in RIC Journal. What should and shouldn’t I say about this piece? Wrote it in a frenzy. Or put the pieces together in a frenzy. Maybe it shows, maybe that’s a good thing, I don’t know. Been wanting to contribute to RIC again Read.
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On ‘Good Luck with the Arseholes’
Visual Verse does this thing where on the first day of every month they post an image. They then ask for responses to the image – either poetry or prose, up to 500 words, written in an hour. Way back in March of 2014 I wrote What the Sheep Thinks of the Sky in response Read.
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On ‘Selected passages’
My short story Selected passages from the diary of P has been published by Fanzine. The story is related, directly, formally, to my writing on Kay Boyle in The Scofield, and thematically to Hellhole, published by Black Sun Lit. I think. I don’t know; the story meets, to my mind, at a point somewhere between Read.
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On ‘Our Hero Explains’
My short story ‘Our Hero Explains’ appears in the Ex-Stasis issue of Vestiges, the irregular journal published by Black Sun Lit. ‘Our Hero Explains’ is a somewhat strange story for me; indeed, it’s been some time since I have even had reason to look at it. But some of the evocations – the location our Read.
Tristan Foster 