Originally published in Verbicide issue #9 Fred the janitor had thick, slimy skin like week-old turkey. He wasn’t really the janitor, he was more of [...]
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Fredwords by Christopher Connal
Space Invaderswords by Christopher Staley | artwork by Roy Wasson Valle
Originally published in Verbicide issue #9 There is a spectre haunting mankind. The next step in the game of evolution has been initialized, and all [...]
COLORING OUTSIDE THE LINES by Aimee Cooperreviewed by Kris Sevillena
Originally published in Verbicide issue #9 Rowdy’s Press, 132 pages, paperback, $12.95 I’ll be honest: I can’t stand punks. I like so-called “punk rock” (whatever [...]
Waiting For the End of the Worldwords by Raegan Butcher
Originally published in Verbicide issue #9 The woman at the end of the bar had been acting strangely all morning and she became progressively more [...]
Interview: David Crosswords by Jerry Giammattei | photo courtesy of Sub Pop Records
Originally published in Verbicide issue #9 Chances are, you’ve seen David Cross. Although you may not be able to place the Mr. Show with Bob [...]
Interview: Sean Carswell of Razorcake/Gorsky Presswords by Jackson Ellis | photo by Dan Monick
Originally published in Verbicide issue #9 Anybody that understands the importance of independent and underground literature as much as I do is both an immediate [...]
Interview: Jake Bellows of Neva Dinovawords by Jackson Ellis | photo courtesy of Crank!
Originally published in Verbicide issue #9 Omaha, Nebraska is a hotbed for great music, and one of the nicest surprises to emerge is Neva Dinova. [...]
Interview: Statisticswords by Nate Griffin | photo by Cayte Nobles
Originally published in Verbicide issue #9 What are the odds that Denver Dalley has found breakout success? Pretty damn good, considering that everyone from CMJ [...]
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