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The Poetry of Nicole Zdeb
Relationships, death, and the memory of youth make up these four poems by our August feature, Nicole Zdeb.
Spittoon Monthly
Spittoon Monthly features innovative writing from or about Asia, with a focus on helping emerging writers cut through the modern noise and connect with readers. Expect fiction, poetry, and experimentation. With every feature, we pair a brief author interview, a supportive creative analysis of their work, and a custom illustrative collage. Click here to submit. Follow Spittoon on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.
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Night and the Pickle
Nothing like the strange and wondrous to bond a father and son. A sensitive tale from July’s feature, Edward DeMarsh.
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The Poetry of William Doreski
Our June featured poet William Doreski touches on bad art and sinister religion, removing the distance between Europe and a gloomy New England.
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Pay Your Respects
Spittoon Monthly features Mario T. Perez Jr. and his tale of when the cold sets in. But keep reading. There’s warmth to be found.
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The Poetry of Luis Humberto Valadez
But first! It must be a volcano! Welcome to the energetic and inventive poetry of Luis Humberto Valadez, April’s featured poet.
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The Shambling Horror
Spittoon Monthly presents a strange and relentless tale by the hand of Nathan Bennett. Best appreciated around a fire and read aloud by the author himself—this month we’ve included a special audio recording.
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The Poetry of 郝一琼 Hao Yiqiong
Our February featured poet seeks and muses through the dreamscapes of Montana, Barcelona, Istanbul, and a starry night.
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Forget-me-not
False memory, flowers, Alzheimer’s, a farmer named Franz, and visions before death–you won’t wake up from this story until it’s done. Presenting Spittoon Monthly’s first featured writer of 2019, Nina Dillenz.