Arthur Graham's Blog, page 8
February 27, 2018
HST Quarterly: Spring 2018
horror, adj.
inspiring or creating loathing, aversion, etc.
sleaze, adj.
contemptibly low, mean, or disreputable
trash, n.
literary or artistic material of poor or inferior quality
Welcome to HST Quarterly, the curated collection from Horror, Sleaze and Trash.
Featuring poetry by Gary Huggins, Chelsea Oliver, John Gartland, James Babbs, J.J. Campbell, John D. Robinson, Cole Bauer, Benjamin Blake, A.J. Huffman, M.J. Nicholls, damion snow, Andrea Jane Kato, Scott Simmons, Casey Renee Kiser, J.A. Carter-Winward, Omar Alexandre, Mather Schneider, Craig Podmore, Doug Draime, Kurt Newton, Aneka Brunssen, A. Lynn Blumer, G. Arthur Brown, Kerney Bee, Martin Appleby, and Martin Henninger.
Download the free ebook HERE, or PayPal $5 to arthur.graham.pub@gmail.com for your handmade, limited-edition print copy!
February 16, 2018
HST Digest: 2/16/18
2/8: Poetry by Casey Renee Kiser
2/9: Nonfiction by Angelica Arsan
2/10: Fiction by Gary D. Morton
2/11: Poetry by Scott Simmons
2/12: Poetry by Anggo Genorga
2/13: Poetry by damion snow
2/14: Poetry by Cole Bauer
2/15: Poetry by Emily Davidson
See also:
HST Digest: 2/7/18
HST Digest: 1/27/18
HST Digest: 1/17/18
HST Digest: 1/1/18
HST Digest: 12/7/17
HST Digest: 11/20/17
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February 7, 2018
HST Digest: 2/7/18
1/30: Music by AMERICAN INC.
2/1: Fiction by Josef Desade
2/2: Fiction by John Patrick Robbins
2/3: Fiction by Lee Kirk
2/4: Fiction by Chris Cook
2/5: Model Svetlana
2/6: Model Ashlee Graham
2/7: Poetry by Gary Huggins
See also:
HST Digest: 1/27/18
HST Digest: 1/17/18
HST Digest: 1/1/18
HST Digest: 12/7/17
HST Digest: 11/20/17
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January 27, 2018
HST Digest: 1/27/18
1/18: Poetry by Andrew Collin Yost1/20: Model Amy Ling
1/22: Poetry by Martin Henninger
1/23: Fiction by John Patrick Robbins
1/24: Poetry by Adrian Slonaker
1/25: Fiction by Robb T. White
1/26: Poetry by Cole Bauer
1/27: Model Juri Billy Doll
See also:
HST Digest: 1/17/18
HST Digest: 1/1/18
HST Digest: 12/7/17
HST Digest: 11/20/17
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January 17, 2018
HST Digest: 1/17/18
1/1: Poetry by John Gartland1/4: Flash by Samir Karimo
1/6: Fiction by John Patrick Robbins
1/7: HST Girl Elle Bomb
1/9: Poetry by Ahja Fox
1/10: Poetry by Kerney Bee
1/11: Poetry by J.J. Campbell
11/12: Poetry by Kurt Newton
1/14: Poetry by Joseph Ridgwell
11/15: Poetry by Martin Appleby
11/16: Artwork by Pachu M. Torres
See also:
HST Digest: 1/1/18
HST Digest: 12/7/17
HST Digest: 11/20/17
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January 11, 2018
Call for Submissions!
Horror Sleaze Trash is currently accepting submissions for its Spring 2018 issue. If interested, please submit 2-6 poems to arthur.graham.pub@gmail.com by no later than February 28th. Tell your friends!
Previous issues below:
Winter 2018
Fall 2017
Summer 2017
Spring 2017
Winter 2017
Fall 2016
xoxoxox,
AG
January 1, 2018
HST Digest: 1/1/18
12/8: Poetry by Kerney Bee12/9: Poetry by John Patrick Robbins
12/10: Poetry by J.J. Campbell
12/11: Poetry by Kurt Newton
12/12: Poetry by M.J. Nicholls
12/13: HSTQ: Winter 2018
12/15: Poetry by Casey Renee Kiser
12/17: Poetry by Edward Lee
12/18: Poetry by Omar Alexandre
12/19: Poetry by G. Arthur Brown
12/21: Poetry by Arthur Graham
12/24: Season's Greetings from HST
See also:
HST Digest: 12/7/2017
HST Digest: 11/20/2017
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December 9, 2017
2017
All in all, a pretty good year.
I didn't publish QUITE as much as I did in 2016, but still made a decent splash regardless. Early in the year I released my debut poetry collection, I Wrote a Poem About You, as well as an anthology of my chapbooks from 2016, The Sugar House Papers. Later, I managed to place a poem in EZ.P.ZINE Vol. 1: Beast of Burden, from Pyre Publishing. I edited the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter issues of HST Quarterly, the poetry journal I founded last year, and I spent the greater part of the summer compiling seven years worth of material into Horror Sleaze Trash: Prose in Poor Taste, a fiction anthology from the same outfit. And, just for good measure, I capped off the year with my second collection of poetry, Piss On It: New And Selected Poems. Keeping busy!
I didn't attend any conventions this year, but I did appear on two podcasts (Losing the Plot and Bizzong!), and I had a chat with Lady Catfood over at Indie Revolution. In addition to this, I interviewed Leo X. Robertson, Vanessa de Largie, and the notorious TOP TROLL of Goodreads himself, Edward Drobinski.
As usual, I read a lot.
Just for shits, I decided to jump on the whole Patreon bandwagon, and I actually managed to snag some support for my very real writing/drinking habit! Feel free to chip in yourself, if you'd like.
I moved into a new apartment... Took a solo trip through Europe... Began writing for stand-up... Let's see, what else... Oh! There was this semi-scandalous photo of yours truly in the buff!
And finally, I was selected by the legendary Ben John Smith to replace him as sitting Editor in Chief of Horror Sleaze Trash, the underground art/lit zine. To call this a great honor would be an understatement, to say the least! Digests from November and December of this year should be enough to catch you up on my tenure thus far.
Anyway, as the year gallops rapidly to its close, so too does my patience with this blog post. I'll add more if anything stupendous happens to occur within the next few weeks, otherwise I'll just see y'all in 2018!
xoxoxox,
AG
I didn't publish QUITE as much as I did in 2016, but still made a decent splash regardless. Early in the year I released my debut poetry collection, I Wrote a Poem About You, as well as an anthology of my chapbooks from 2016, The Sugar House Papers. Later, I managed to place a poem in EZ.P.ZINE Vol. 1: Beast of Burden, from Pyre Publishing. I edited the Spring, Summer, Fall, and Winter issues of HST Quarterly, the poetry journal I founded last year, and I spent the greater part of the summer compiling seven years worth of material into Horror Sleaze Trash: Prose in Poor Taste, a fiction anthology from the same outfit. And, just for good measure, I capped off the year with my second collection of poetry, Piss On It: New And Selected Poems. Keeping busy!
I didn't attend any conventions this year, but I did appear on two podcasts (Losing the Plot and Bizzong!), and I had a chat with Lady Catfood over at Indie Revolution. In addition to this, I interviewed Leo X. Robertson, Vanessa de Largie, and the notorious TOP TROLL of Goodreads himself, Edward Drobinski.
As usual, I read a lot.
Just for shits, I decided to jump on the whole Patreon bandwagon, and I actually managed to snag some support for my very real writing/drinking habit! Feel free to chip in yourself, if you'd like.
I moved into a new apartment... Took a solo trip through Europe... Began writing for stand-up... Let's see, what else... Oh! There was this semi-scandalous photo of yours truly in the buff!
And finally, I was selected by the legendary Ben John Smith to replace him as sitting Editor in Chief of Horror Sleaze Trash, the underground art/lit zine. To call this a great honor would be an understatement, to say the least! Digests from November and December of this year should be enough to catch you up on my tenure thus far.
Anyway, as the year gallops rapidly to its close, so too does my patience with this blog post. I'll add more if anything stupendous happens to occur within the next few weeks, otherwise I'll just see y'all in 2018!
xoxoxox,
AG
December 7, 2017
HST Digest: 12/7/17
11/22: Fiction by John Patrick Robbins11/24: Interview with Leo X. Robertson
11/26: Poetry by Chris Butler
11/28: Poetry by J.J. Campbell
11/29: Nonfiction by L. Murphy
11/30: Interview with Vanessa de Largie
12/3: Poetry by Scott Emerson
12/4: Poetry by Aneka Brunssen
12/5: Poetry by Sook Samsara
12/6: Poetry by J.A. Carter-Winward
12/7: Interview with Edward Drobinski
12/7: Poetry by John D. Robinson
HST Digest: 11/20/17
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December 3, 2017
Piss On It: New and Selected Poems
Pleased to announce the arrival of my latest collection, Piss On It: New And Selected Poems.
Contact me direct for a signed, handmade print copy. Free ebook (and other freebies) available here.
