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This Book Will Change Your Life - Museum of the Weird by Amelia Gray.

Travel. Books. Read. Consume. And today that which has been consumed is Museum of the Weird from the Amelia Gray, a collection of stories where men marry paring knives, wild javelinas attempt to defuse hostage situations, women consume their own hair during times of stress and the tortoise visits the hare as he recuperates in the hospital, a collection full of weirdness and richness and flights of imagination, that still kept returning to a theme as classic as any, how do we connect, or more...

A crazy awesome and freakishly well-deserved multi-part Steve Lafler career spanning interview at The Comics Journal.

It's true, the quite awesome The Comics Journal is currently running a multi-part, career spanning interview with comix legend, long-time TBWCYL, Inc. favorite, publisher of Lucky Man and This Zine Will Change Your Life contributor Steve Lafler and we couldn't be more thrilled for him. Please do take a look and definitely go enjoy the brief excerpt below, any and all of which will certainly change your life.

RC: Do you consider yourself to be a writer that draws, an artist that writes, or...

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This Podcast Will Change Your Life, Episode Thirty - One - Sci Fi Coats and Iron Heels.

Yes, excited we are, there is new This Podcast Will Change Your Life, Episode Thirty-One - Sci Fi Coats and Iron Heels in fact, starring none other than TBWCYL, Inc. favorite Mark Brand, Sci Fi auteur and author of the Red Ivy Afternoon. So, yes excited we are, and we think you will be too. It might even change your life. Might. Yes.

Iraq. PTSD. Death. War. Substance abuse. War. Children. Death. Afghanistan. Rage. Parents. IEDs. Death. Family. War. And Steve Buscemi. The Messenger.

Iraq. PTSD. Death. War. Substance abuse. War. Children. Death. Afghanistan. Rage. Parents. IEDs. Death. Family. War. And Ben Foster. The Messenger.

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This Book Will Change Your Life - Grease Stains, Kismet and Maternal Wisdom by Mel Bosworth.

Mel Bosworth is love. Or more accurately maybe, the Bosworth's new book Grease Stains, Kismet and Maternal Wisdom is love, getting it, longing for it, searching for it, recognizing what a fluke it is, but wanting it anyway, even as you know you could lose it any time, because nothing is better, happier, yet still filled with dread, hate and fear, though even then there is magic, and sex, lots of sweaty awesome sex, that you're not even sure when or how it will come, but that's okay, because...

Quite digging this.

Big thanks to the Caleb J. Ross.

The new edition of This Zine Will Change Your Life is live, full of Francis Raven and so very foxy. Or something like that.

The new edition of This Zine Will Change Your Life is live and so very foxy. Or something like that. We have a new poem Foxy Knoxy by Francis Raven, which we are way excited about, and, (almost) as always, photo action from Adam Lawrence, music curation from Jason Behrends and primary prose love from Pete Anderson. We hope you enjoy this edition and we appreciate all shout-outs and links. Also, all submissions from this point forward are being managed via our good friends at submishmash and...