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Datura is open for submissions for its 2025 issue #16 from 1 to 30 November 2024. Please read the guidelines on the right-hand side bar for more information.
Vous pouvez envoyer vos contributions pour le numéro 16 de 2024 du 1 au 30 novembre 2024. Voir le lien dans la barre de droite pour savoir quoi envoyer.
You can read it here https://www.calameo.com/read/00002815162081e090755
Contents | Sommaire
Cover illustration | Illustration de couverture: Norman J. Olson
Unless stated otherwise, all inside illustrations are by Norman J. Olson – Sauf indications contraires, toutes les illustrations dans ce numéro sont signées Norman J. Olson
• Docteur Burz, editorial
• Léonel Houssam, Opioïde, mon amour, prose
• Colin James, four poems: “This Evening Will Find Itself Remembering”, “Flora You Are Much More Beautiful in Person”, “The Unrescued Having Confirmed Their Slipshod Extension”, and “Hologram Night-Shift the Caves, Devon”, poetry
• Joshie Lint, two poems: “Stinkin’ Jeans of Swift Strong Liquor” and “She Had a Face Tatoo”, poetry
• DC Diamondopolous, “1912”, fiction
• Odile Mori, “Bone”, fiction
• Diana Raab, “Shaped by Our Childhoods”, creative non-fiction essay
• John Grey, “Please Live Up to Your Memory”, poetry
• John Tustin, two poem: “Dead Fawn in the Water” and “The Enormous Sadness”
• Dominik Slusarczyk, two poems "Unmasked Land" and "Forget", poetry
• Jan Bardeau, extrait de Là-bas, après et même plus loin, fiction, paru aux éditions Urtica en décembre 2023
Datura is open for submissions for its January 2024 issue #15 from 1 November to 31 December. Please read the guidelines on the right-hand side bar for more information.
Vous pouvez envoyer vos contributions pour le numéro 15 de janvier 2024 du 1 novembre au 31 décembre 2023. Voir le lien dans la barre de droite pour savoir quoi envoyer.
Contents | Sommaire
Cover illustration | Illustration de couverture: Claudio Parentela
• Docteur Burz: editorial
• Gary Beck, Breakdown, fiction
• Jan Bardeau, cinq textes courts: Trêve d’allégorie, sortie de la caverne; A des années-lumière; Le porteur de lumière; Kevin et Jipé; Jules, un roman, fiction
• Gale Acuff, One Day I’ll Be Dead but I’ll still Be they Say, poetry
• Charlotte Amelia Poe, If You Learn to Bite My Tongue, poetry
• Alexandra Bouge, texte court, fiction
• James Kangas, Colored Pencils and Parts, poetry
• Kevin MacAlan, Her Shadow, poetry
• Maleia Mortis, Beer Run and I Dreamt of the Purge, poetry
• John Tustin, Buried and Limb to Limb, poetry
• Christopher Barnes, Epigrams in Mist 31 to 35: Art of the Possible, Interests, Well-Oiled Trigger, Liberty and Enterprise, poetry
• Léonel Houssam: extraits de Notre République, roman
• Necromongers, extrait de RIEN… en substance, rien, roman
You can read it here on Calameo or download it here from Google drive.
Issue 13 is live and can be read here on issuu
https://issuu.com/mgversion2/docs/issue_13_01_23
or there on calameo
https://www.calameo.com/read/000028151e2559a399dea
You can also download a free pdf from this link
https://drive.google.com/file/d/164_Zs1rnA9zIW7cB9JPZEgWRa1k-94_u/view?usp=sharing
NB: this issue is dedicated to Klaus J. Gerken who passed away 27 December 2022
Cover illustration | Illustration de couverture: Rafio
• Docteur Burz: editorial
• Léonel Houssam: prose
• Damon Hubbs: the rat control agency and Kessler Syndrome, poetry
• John Tustin: In My Prime, The Me You Cannot See, and Un-, poetry
• Cheryl Caesar: The Treasure-Seeker, drawing
• A.J. Huffman: Betting on Sanity, Eleutherophiliac, Mirroring the Floor, and At the End of the World, poetry
• DS Maolalai: I think of the meat of your heart, poetry
• Robert Beveridge: Amicus and Lack of Ram, poetry
• Gary Beck: Persistence
• Rafio: photograph
• L.Ward Abel: Locus ad Infinitum, Ivory Clouds, Now the Color of Oranges, Low Tones, Curvature, and Requiem Misremembered, poetry
• Rafio: photograph
• Christopher Barnes: Nyet!, Jerk Line Of The Will, Door-Thwack, Starbucks Luminant, and Quibbled Dilemas, poetry
• Mukund Gnanadesikan: Trigger Warning and Before You Walk Away, poetry
• William Doreski: A Novel I’m Writing Myself, poetry
• Mark J. Mitchell: Dangerous Knowledge and Espinella On A Surreal Theme, poetry
• Gérard Sarnat: Prisoner Poetry: Trying To Stay On Course The Day Of Our Presidential Election I Can’t Vote In, Copping To, Coping With President’s Comments About “Loser And Sucker” Tortured Prisoners Of War Well As Our Fallen Troops, I can’t say it any better than this Maineline prisoner, Get Out Of Jail Card, and Short-Shorts By The Short Hairs, poetry
• Léonel Houssam: extraits de Notre République (roman)
