Well, yesterday I checked the mailbox at the Small Beer office and there was a rather large stack of mail — lots of LCRW submissions, a couple of checks, a copy of GQ magazine(?), Rain Taxi, and so on — going back to late October. Darn it. That does...

I recently added cooking columnist Nicole Kimberling’s Cook Like a Hobo from the pre-Reckoning LCRW 33 guest edited by Michael J. DeLuca. You can read more of Nicole’s columns here as well as in the print (or ebook) issues of LCRW. Current issue has...

In something I was reading the writer mentioned this year started the second quarter of the 21st-century, which gave me one of those I am living in the future frissons. So the new issue of LCRW is the first issue of a new quarter. Maybe a quarter cen...

Meant to post this earlier and may update with a Monday event but if you are in San Francisco this looks like an event worth attending: Ayize Jama-Everett (The Liminal People series) is part of a celebration this afternoon at the San Francisco Public...

This is LCRW Cooking Columnist Nicole Kimberling’s seventh column for LCRW originally published in LCRW 33. I think almost all of us have, at one point or other, attempted to cook with a campfire only to discover that our skills fall far below modern...

Out into the daft, daft world: a zine. The post LCRW 51 first appeared on Small Beer Press.

Orders are going out every week from either the Consortium warehouse or the fab people of Book Moon. Media mail shipping on this site is free. However, if you’d like pre-holiday arrival, please choose Priority Mail. USPS Ground Advantage™ Service Dec...

An agent enquired about language rights for Maureen F. McHugh’s first collection, Mothers & Other Monsters, which is — fingers crossed — good news for Maureen. While looking up information I realized the photos for the limited edition had dropped...

From now until the end of the year with this coupon on Indiepubs: SBP25 The post Indiepubs Sale: 25% off these titles first appeared on Small Beer Press.

Howl slowly, howl! Bring on the dogs of war and let them pull us from our couches, harry us to the printer, drop off a print file. Not quite at that stage, but the next issue of LCRW slowly accumulates. It even has a cover, art by Christa Donner. The...