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Bartleby Snopes Issue 10
The 10th Issue of the semi-annual magazine from Bartleby Snopes features fiction and artwork from 28 brilliant authors and artists. The lineup of stories includes the six Story of the Month winners from the first half of 2013. This fine collection of stories promises to delight the readers. With a loyal following of readers, Bartleby Snopes is dedicated to producing a quality magazine featuring some of the best fiction on the web. This issue includes work from: Gessy Alvarez, David S Atkinson, Catherine Barter, Frank Cademartori, Darlene P Campos, Jamez Chang, Monic Ductan, Lauren Dupps, Anthony Feggans, Kate Folk, Chris Fradkin, Timothy Gager, Daniel Joseph Giovinazzo, Matthew Guerruckey, Austin James, Gwyn Ruddell Lewis, Stefanie Lyons, Richard McLarn, J.M. Miller, Laura Newsholme, Lauren Perez, Sarah Scott, David Stockdale, Refe Tuma, Wyl Villacres, Ryan Werner, and Jeff Marcus Wheeler.
109 pages, Paperback
First published July 12, 2013
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About the author
Nathaniel Tower
47Ìýbooks45ÌýfollowersNathaniel Tower lives in the Twin Cities area with his wife and daughters. After teaching high school English for nine years, he decided to start a new career in writing and marketing. His fiction has appeared in over two hundred online and print journals. His first collection of short stories, "Nagging Wives, Foolish Husbands" was released by Martian Lit in 2014. In 2011, MuseItUp Publishing released his first novel, A Reason to Kill, followed a year later by his first novella, Hallways and Handguns. Nathaniel is the founding and managing editor of Bartleby Snopes Literary Magazine and Press. When he’s not doing writerly things, he likes to joggle (juggle and run simultaneously). He is the former world record holder for running a mile backwards while juggling. He is working on getting his record back. Find out more about Nathaniel at nathanieltower.com.
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