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Susurrus Press News                                           Updated March 17, 2010

      Susurrus Press was established in June of 2005. Our two fiction periodicals, Atomjack and Susurrus Magazine, are currently on long-term hiatus, though archives will remain online, here, indefinitely. Chicago Overcoat, our second print anthology, is experiencing difficulties, updates will be here as we get them.

   Our newest e-anthology, courtesy of Adicus Ryan Garton of Atomjack, is now online. Titled Butterfly Affects, it's an anthology of alternate futures. Neverlands and Otherwheres, our first print anthology, is still available for purchase, though we have less than 100 left.

Our Periodicals:

 

susurrus: the literature of madness 

   On indefinite hiatus as we work on making print anthologies, this is the publication that started it all. Click here to visit archives. Sheos lies.

   

Atomjack SF Magazine

      Though also now inactive, there are still more fantastic SF stories than you can shake a raygun at. Check it out.

Anthologies:

Butterfly Affects

An alternate futures e-anthology edited by Adicus Ryan Garton of Atomjack. Free, downloadable. Visit here.

neverlands and otherwheres

Neverlands and Otherwheres

       Now available! It's been a long time coming, because wow, making books is a lot harder than we thought. Our first venture into print!

 

 

   CHicago Overcoat

Chicago Overcoat

     Print Anthology. Coming... eventually. "Hardboiled detective meets _________." Info here.

 

i am this meat

I Am This Meat e-anthology

      A free online, downloadable, themed anthology. Nineteen stories about our battles and compromises with our bodies. Located here.

 

Random Links:

"A Close Call"

Butterfly Affects

"Catch Me"

"Dr. Identity" Review

Free classes to learn almost anything

Google search algorithm used to predict species' extinction

Neverlands and Otherwheres

"Saving Chairman Mao"

Stockholm Syndrome

Tech Support cheatsheet

"The Orrery Man"

TED talk on genius and the creative process.

What is the Monkeysphere?

 

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