The Newer York publishes weird literature. No (standard) short-stories, no poetry, no photography (in print). We publish everything else: aphorisms, lists, epigrams, personal letters, poems in morse code, fake book reviews, movie pitches, flash-fiction, fictional glossaries, employment surveys, web forums, Craigslist ads, and other absurdities.
The Newer York official site
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This is a general admission event in The Gallery at LPR.
Chas Carey
Chas Carey is an attorney by day. By night he works with the narrative technology group Wolf 359 to help make strange and beautiful theater.
@imitationsun
Jamie Carr
Jamie Carr graduated from Portland State University’s MFA program in fiction. She is a recent recipient of Cutthroat’s Rick DeMarinis Short Story Contest. Her work has appeared in Cutthroat, The Portland Review, Berkeley Poetry Review and The Lettered Olive. She is home now, in New York City.
Noah Grossman
Noah Grossman designs and builds custom furniture in Brooklyn. He’s published work in McSweeney’s, Other Rooms Press, Brooklyn Quarterly, and InDigest.
Kait Heacock
Kait Heacock is a fiction writer in Brooklyn, NY. I have a B.A. in English/Creative Writing from Seattle Pacific University and a M.S. in Writing/Book Publishing from Portland State University.
She is passionate about writing, publishing, and working with other authors.
Kaitgetslit.com
@KaitGetsLit
Eleanor Levine
Eleanor Levine lives in South Philly with her ornery Labradoodle, Morgan Freeman. Her work–about Morgan, South Philly, unrequited love interests, New Jersey and her Neanderthal brothers–has appeared in Fiction, The Denver Quarterly, Fiction Southeast, The Toronto Quarterly, The Dos Passos Review and other publications.
Dianca London
Dianca London is a writer, music blogger, and follower of the fictive craft. She is currently earning her MFA in Fiction from the New School. Her work has been featured in New Wave Vomit, APIARY Magazine, theNewerYork, Kweli Journal, and her Tumblr. She resides in Bushwick and is obsessed with ghosts.
John Mortara
John Mortara is a long list of very bad ideas. John Mortara is exactly why it didn’t work out. John Mortara is the weird feeling you have about this. John Mortara is worth a picture and a picture is worth a thousand words and at 25 cents a word that’s almost $8,000! John Mortara has his cake but refuses to eat it. John Mortara is poet laureate of FEELING VERY UNCOMFORTABLE. John has a new book out with theNewerYork.
Google: Small Creatures / Wide Field
johnmortara.com
Dustin Luke Nelson
Dustin Luke Nelson is the author of the chapbook”Abraham Lincoln” (Mondo Bummer, 2013). His 90-minute performance film “STRIKE TWO” debut with Gauss PDF and his record-breaking performance APPLAUSE premieres at the Walker Art Center’s Open Field in June 2014. He is a founding editor of the literary magazine InDigest and was the host of the InDigest Reading Series in New York City. He is a 2012 National Poetry Series finalist.
Uzodinma Okehi
Uzodinma Okehi writes and draws a zine called Blue Okoye. (More Episodes!) This Godforsaken Ease -Battling disillusionment, Blue Okoye describes his faltering relationship with Vanessa in terms of his first failed meeting with a big-time comic book editor.
John J. Trause
Bob Schofield
Bob Schofield lives in Philadelphia. He likes what words and pictures do. Find him at bobschofield.tumblr.com and @anothertower.