The new
Out of the Gutter magazine is here--number
seven! It now has the
Gutter Books imprint and the look and feel of the
trade paperbacks in that line.
OOTG7 is the "U.S. vs. U.K." issue, alternating an American story/author combo (edited by
Matt Louis) with a British Commonwealth story/author combo (edited by
Pulp Press' Danny Hogan). I enjoyed the variety of tone and language in the tales--the back-and-forth setup was fresh and fun. The stories were consistently excellent, and the whole layout and format of the new issue is first-rate. All
OOTGs are organized by length. There's a "Flash" section followed by a "10 Minute Read Department" and a "15-20 Minute Read Department" (as well as various non-fiction pieces). Don't let the "gutter" name fool you. This may be graphic, hardcore crime writing, but it is skillfully executed by serious folks. Tough times call for tough fiction! Buy
Out of the Gutter 7 and you not only get a fine read but you support a
truly independent publishing venture.
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