Collaborative Works
Books
- The Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra (2014)
- The Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra II: Miami (2015)
- The Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra 3: Tokyo Drift (2015)
- Hypersphere (2015)
- Pictures of DFW; or, C:\Users\Anon\Pictures\DFW (2016)
- Dreamscape; or, My Diary Desu (2017)
- L'Anomie ou le tumulte des tapirs (2018)
- The Complete Works of God II (2018)
- Coronameron (2020)
- Moby-Dick: A /lit/ Annotated Classic (2020)
Periodicals
- Zine Writers Guild (ZWG) (2010)
- The April Reader (TAR) (2011-2013)
- The Metric (2013-2014)
- Pinecone (2015)
- Ideology (2015-2016)
- Lit Quarterly (2019-2020)
- Flash Fiction Anthology (2021)
- & (2021-2023)
Compilations
- A Short Fiction Anthology (February 2024), composed from the FFA
- &: the best of issues 001-014 (November 2024)
Notable Works
The April Reader
The most prolific, publishing 30 total issues on a bi-monthly schedule, and from issue 8 onward offered a cash prize ($10 from each editor, for a total between $20 and $40) to a single author from each release. The magazine was hosted from two websites: https://www.theaprilreader.org/ between issues 11 and 16, and https://theaprilreader.wordpress.com/ from issue 17 on. The magazine had a Twitter presence since the second issue,[1] and a Tumblr pressence since the 22nd.[2]
The Legacy of Totalitarianism in a Tundra
- Included in the Library of Artistic Print on Demand[3][4], with the collection being moved to the Bavarian State Library in November 2023[5].
- A series of unfinished recordings of readings from the book was made.[6]
Hypersphere
- Seemingly included in the Library of the Print Web,[7][8] but does not show in their list of collected works[9][10]; the Museum of Modern Art Library acquired this collection in January 2017.[11]
Lit Quarterly
The only /lit/ magazine to offer payment for every accepted submission, at the sum of $100 each. After the third release an influx of submissions from outside /lit/ began, overwhelming the editors and diluting the spirit of the project as a /lit/ magazine.
A Short Fiction Anthology
- Links: print.
Selected from the three FFA releases, presumably by the original editor, with the original releases being removed from print. From the release thread:
- Forty stories from those anthologies have been selected, re-edited, and formatted for paperback purchase at the lowest possible no-profit price. It was done because the stories are excellent and worthy of fresh publication.[12]
The table of contents was not posted in the release thread, and the compilation is available only in print.
&: the best of issues 001-014
An unofficial compilation selected broadly by consensus on /lit/ following the release of & issues 014, organized and edited by a former submitter to the magazine. From the website:
- Over fifty pieces of writing were winnowed down from the span of &, selected based on their calibre as well as for their representation of the magazine and the board. For their appearance in the best-of, these pieces of writing have been fully edited and re-illustrated, stripped back from their original presentation in & to appear here in austere greyscale.[13]
