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    April 28, 2009

    Source of Lit - Knock

    The next issue of Knock, number 11, the fiction issue, can be ordered now and, as it is 11-cover-crop-small guest edited by one Jonathan Evison, I'm imagining it's going to be one kick-ass issue.  Stories from Kim Chinquee (sneak preview), Pasha Malla, Marcy Dermansky, Cris Mazza, Jason Rice, Dan Coshnear, David Gutowski, and Suzanne Burns, with a story from her soon to be Dzanc published short story collection, Misfits and Other Heroes!

    There are also interviews, art, and an editorial from Jonathan Evison himself, which I'm sure will be worth the price of the issue.

    All this plus if you subscribe, the people behind Knock will donate a healthy portion of the incoming cash to the Antioch Women's Education Project, a program that provides support for homeless and formerly homeless women in the Seattle community - something nice to see.

    April 28, 2009 in Literary Journals |

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