Dear TNY, “Ways and Means”? No, thank you.
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Welcome to the world of my obsessive passion about one of the preeminent short fiction publishers in the world, and their failure to deliver. Sometimes. Most of the time.
Dear TNY, “A Refugee Crisis.” Jesus fuck is it honest.
Read MoreDear TNY, Rock Springs is in my top five favorite short story collections…
Read MoreDear TNY, I wanted to let you know that “I Walk Between the Raindrops” is reaffirming my previous assumptions about your policies on name-based publishing…
Read MoreDear TNY, Just wasted my time with “Now More Than Ever”. Thanks for that…
Read MoreDear TNY, Well color me shocked because I just read “Under the Wave” and I don’t hate it…
Read MoreDear TNY, Another Monday, another story. This time it’s “The First World”…
Read MoreDear TNY, Fuck you for thinking “The Luck of Kokura” is literature…
Read MoreDear TNY, I was shocked to find out that the last big dump of stories you published were for something called “The Fiction Issue”…
Read MoreDear TNY, Thanks for the airport literature that is “Orange World”…
Read MoreDear TNY, Ugh. “Silver Tiger.” Are you fucking kidding…
Read MoreDear TNY, Sometimes we find the right story…
Read MoreDear TNY, Well, “The Long Black Line” is the 20th story this year and this is my 20th letter and I have to say I regret this project…
Read MoreDear TNY, I’m at a Marriott bar on a Monday afternoon on the East Coast for work travel, wishing you could save me from this garbage existence, and I just finished “Without Inspection” and have confirmed that you suck…
Read MoreDear TNY, I normally do not look up the author of a piece for this project, but I happened to note the italicized blurb following “The Boarder”…
Read MoreDear TNY, So, I just cruised through “Treatments” and I gotta say...wow...
Read MoreDear TNY, “A Flawless Science.” Fuck my face, guys. What an utter piece of shit...
Read MoreDear TNY, It’s another Monday. And I actually popped out of bed this morning looking forward to this week’s story “How Did We Come to Know You?”...
Read MoreDear TNY, I am pleasantly surprised by “The State of Nature”. In fact, I would say I liked this story.
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