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The premier magazine of the bizarro genre. Issue two features the novella "The Traveling Dildo Salesman" by Kevin L. Donihe, short fiction by Mykle Hansen, D. Harlan Wilson, Gina Ranalli, Carlton Mellick III, and Vincent W. Sakowski, comics by Andrew Goldfarb and Richard Tingley, articles by Tom Bradley and Jordan Krall, a spotlight on author Carlton Mellick III, 10 years of Eraserhead Press, reviews, and more!
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Amazing collection worth checking out...now., Jan 7 2012
By jon117 - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: The Magazine of Bizarro Fiction (Issue Two) (Paperback)
There is some really and truly amazing material inside of these magazine collections... expand your mind today! or forever hold your pieces !
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A Second Taste of Bizarro, Aug 10 2011
By Sarah A. Shaw "Sgt. Flardface" - Published on Amazon.com
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This review is from: The Magazine of Bizarro Fiction (Issue Two) (Paperback)
One thing I really like about "The Magazine of Bizarro Fiction" is that for less than the price of a Bizarro novella, you get a full novella and several pieces of great short fiction and nonfiction. You get a big bang for your buck. In this issue, the featured novella is a surreal work by Kevin Donihe about a travelling salesman. The short stories range from the dark and disturbing, to the fun and silly. I particularly enjoyed the stories "Blimpman" by Mykle Hansen, "Simple Machines" by Carlton Mellick III, and "Morphia" by Vincent Sakowski. The nonfiction pieces include an author spotlight on Carlton Mellick III and the history of Eraserhead Press. I highly recommend this sampling of the world of Bizarro.
4.0 out of 5 stars
A nice issue, Jun 20 2011
By Chris M. "Chris M." - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: The Magazine of Bizarro Fiction (Issue Two) (Paperback)
A nice collection of stories, comics, book reviews, and articles. I enjoyed some stories (Hansen & Mellick) more than others. Overall this issue is pretty good. I felt the articles and reviews were honest and well written and it was nice to get a history of Eraserhead Press (and by extension the bizarro genre), but I could do without the comics.
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