[ Download Digital Edition | Print Edition SOLD OUT ] In issue 50 of Neon Literary Magazine we take a whirlwind trip through a range of improbable worlds. Artists in semi-submerged communes huff oocytes from test tubes. Tiny gods take up residence in birdhouses. A rusty tank begins a new life as a starship crewed…
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Neon Literary Magazine Issue 38
[ Digital Edition Available On Request | Print Edition SOLD OUT ] Issue 38 of Neon begins with a world in which everyone has been swallowed by whales, and ends with a recurring nightmare story about a kitten. In between there are desert islands, floods and plagues, flings and wounds and Facebook, the possibility of…
Neon Literary Magazine Issue 24
[ Digital Edition Available on Request | Print Edition SOLD OUT ] Issue 24 of Neon features the work of Emily Darrell, Claudine R Moreau, LE Butler, Omar Metwally, Howie Good, Jonathan Greenhause, Tetman Callis, Noel Sloboda, Rachel Mehl, Caitlin Elizabeth Thomson. Neon is free to read. If you enjoy the work we publish a…
Neon Literary Magazine Issue 20
[ Digital Edition Available on Request | Print Edition SOLD OUT ] Issue 20 of Neon features the work of Jonathan Greenhause, CL Bledsoe, Howie Good, Christopher James, Donna Burgess, Stevie Blue, Daniel Uncapher, and Jenn Clarke, as well as photo-illustrations by Matina Stamatakis. Neon is free to read. If you enjoy the work we…
Fire Flowers
“Fire Flowers” first appeared in Rattle In Japanese, the word for “office” is a character composingtwo smaller characters meaning “enclosed space”and “slumping corpse”. Outside, a soft rain’s falling on what was once the corner delibut is now an immense pileof pipes and bricks, chips of cement, and crumpled menus.I used to eat there with my…
Neon Literary Magazine Issue 14
[ Digital Edition Available on Request | Print Edition SOLD OUT ] Issue 14 of Neon features the work of Rupert Merkin, Jenn Koiter, Grant McLeman, Jonathan Greenhause, Lynn Patmalnee, Curtis Smith, Anthony Frame, Brent Fisk, Sarah Hilary, JA Tyler, Phil Gruis, and Jarod Rosello. Neon is free to read. If you enjoy the work…