Josh Goller (21 results)

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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Explosive flash fiction from the first year of quarterly contests at the The Molotov Cocktail lit zine. This anthology includes the prize winners and honorable mentions in our Flash Monster, Flash Future, Flash Fool, and Flash Fury contests.

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - A grotesque god washes ashore in Philip Webb Gregg's 'What We Find in the Guts of the Bodies that the River Gives Us.' A wolf in sheep's vestments gets paranormal comeuppance in Erin O'Shea's 'Moist.' A husband is haunted by watery death in Mary Haidri's 'Lake Wife.' Paranoia swirls and an angry mob swarms in R.A. Matteson's 'Story of a Witch.' And clouds of moths blot out the Sun in Julia Pike's 'Cocoon.' Featuring incendiary flash fiction and poetry from dozens of writers across the globe, this dark and offbeat fourth volume of The Molotov Cocktail focuses on the themes of Monsters, Heroes, Killers, Shadows, and Beasts. Within these pages, you'll find strange and surreal work by Barlow Adams, Elinam Agbo, Latifa Ayad, Erinn Batykefer, Lisa Beebe, Bailey Bridgewater, Laura J. Bobrow, Andrew Bourelle, Kathryn Burkett, Michael Carter, Con Chapman, Travis Chambray, Neil Clark, Faith Currie, S.E. Casey, Christina Dalcher, Nancy Dassy, Alexander D ove Lempke, Tyler Dunning, David Gustavsen, Mary Haidri, Aj Jones, Levi Krain, Jennifer Lynn Krohn, December Lace, Emily Livingstone, R.A. Matteson, Chris Milam, Liz Nakazawa, Jim Nawrocki, Quentin Norris, Alexandra O'Neil, Erin O'Shea, Peter Parsons, Julia Pike, Aeryn Rudel, John Skewes, Aurore Sibley, Roni Slye, Alex Sobel, Heidi Sterling, R. Gene Turchin, Philip Webb Gregg, Tom Weller, Alpheus Williams, and Jennifer Wilson.…

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Condition: New. &Uumlber den AutorJosh Goller started out in the Midwest but transplanted to the damp and gloom of the Pacific Northwest. He founded The Molotov Cocktail lit zine in 2010. He earned his MFA in Fiction at Pacific Univers.

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. In Emily Livingstone's "Listening to the Animals," wild boars whisper temptations to a young boy who has been transported through a rift in space-time. Caroline Smith's "The Taxidermist's Only Son" presents a cat-and-mouse game between a hunter and his human prey. The apocalypse strikes like clockwork every Tuesday in Philip Webb Gregg's "The End Is Always." And Christopher Stanley's "Gettysburg" awakens battlefield golems for a siege on the White House. Meanwhile, Erin Kirsh earned a Pushcart Prize nomination for her Shadow Award-winning poem, "Ten Years Later," a meditation on mortality and the passage of time. And that only begins to scratch the strange and surreal surface. Explosive writing from the third year of quarterly contests at the The Molotov Cocktail lit zine abounds in this anthology, which features 50 pieces: 40 bite-sized works of flash fiction under the themes of Fear, Doom, Rage, and Worlds, and 10 dark and offbeat poems. An international project, this anthology includes writers hailing from the U.S., U.K., Australia, Canada, Denmark, Israel, Japan, and Sweden. All told, Prize Winners Anthology Vol. 3 features work by Bill Adler Jr., Gregory Ariail S.K. Azoulay, Lindsey Baker, John Barrale, Matilda Berke, Michael Carter, S.E. Casey, Rachel Cassidy, Christina Dalcher, Celia Daniels, Nicholas De Genova, Dan Diehn, Susan Adler George, Mori Glaser, Jessica Granger, Lazarus Gray, Philip Webb Gregg, Wiebo Grobler, Timothy Gustafson, James Guthrie, GJ Hart, Aaron Housholder, Paddy Kelly, Erin Kirsh, Jennifer Lynn Krohn, Emily Livingstone, Lisa Mecham, Premee Mohamed, Christopher P. Mooney, Sam Morris, Sherry Morris, Fred Nolan, Voima Oy, Laura Potts, Nicolas Poynter, Phill Provance, Aeryn Rudel, Chloe Seim, Nicholas Siegel, Caroline Smith, Christopher Stanley, Michael Tanner, and Nikolaj Volgushev. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Explosive writing from the second year of quarterly contests at the The Molotov Cocktail lit zine. This anthology features 50 pieces: 40 bite-sized works of flash fiction under the themes of Monsters, Phenomena, Felons, and Icons, and 10 dark and offbeat poems. In Colin Rowe's "The Testimony of the Accused," a harvester follows the malevolent advice of a black toad in the mouth of a milk snake. Shane Page's "House Spiders" takes the reader on a magical-realist stroll through a neighborhood of anthropomorphic arachnids. The undead scam the family of the recently departed in Jan Kaneen's "The London Umbrella Company." And F.E. Clark's "The Solstice Shade" will help you see Georgia O'Keeffe in a whole new light. Meanwhile, Amanda Chiado earned a Pushcart Prize nomination for her Shadow Award-winning poem "The Devil's Taken His Dress Off." And that's just the tip of the literary iceberg. All told, Prize Winners Anthology Vol. 2 features work by Colin Rowe, Cassandra A. Clarke, Manuel Royal, Aeryn Rudel, Shawn Campbell, MB Vigil, Colton Adrian, Rhett Davis, Chris Milam, Sherry Morris, Shane Page, Robin Jeffrey, R.A. Roth, G.G. Silverman, Jan Kaneen, Leanne Radojkovich, Premee Mohamed, Seth Augenstein, James R. Gapinski, Henry Whittier-Ferguson, Melissa Monks, Emily Livingstone, Joshua Patterson, Rich Larson, Warren Buchanan, Charles Scott, Allison Spector, Amanda Chiado, Christopher P. Mooney, B.T. Schweitzer, Sara Ryan, Frances Klein, Elizabeth Vignali, Hannah Craig, John Gosslee, Forrest DePoy, F.E. Clark, Fiona Smith, Fred Senese, Christopher Stanley, Gabriel Thibodeau, Robyn Ryle, and Shane Gannaway. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. …