Thanks again to everyone who submitted poetry chapbook manuscripts during Radioactive Moat’s April open reading period.
It was sincerely an honor to read each and every one!
Our titles and authors for the 2012 season are as follows:
GHOSTLINES by Lucas De Lima
Lucas De Lima has published poems and reviews in Action, Yes, Mudfish, Rain Taxi, and other journals. He is a contributor to the collaborative blog Montevidayo.com. Currently a resident of Minneapolis, he will soon be relocating to his native Brazil.
IMMA by Ji Yoon Lee
Ji Yoon Lee was born and raised in South Korea where people effortlessly ignore their cousin N.K. experimenting with bombs right over their head. She is receiving a MFA in poetry from the University of Notre Dame this August 2012.
CRUSH DREAM by Lonely Christopher
Lonely Christopher is an American poet, fiction writer, dramatist, and filmmaker. He is the author of the poetry volume, Into (with Christopher Sweeney and Robert Snyderman) and the fiction collection The Mechanics of Homosexual Intercourse. Currently he is directing his first feature length film, MOM.
Thanks again to everyone who submitted poetry chapbook manuscripts during Radioactive Moat’s April open reading period.
It was sincerely an honor to read each and every one!
Our titles and authors for the 2012 season are as follows:
GHOSTLINES by Lucas De Lima
Lucas De Lima has published poems and reviews in Action, Yes, Mudfish, Rain Taxi, and other journals. He is a contributor to the collaborative blog Montevidayo.com. Currently a resident of Minneapolis, he will soon be relocating to his native Brazil.
IMMA by Ji Yoon Lee
Ji Yoon Lee was born and raised in South Korea where people effortlessly ignore their cousin N.K. experimenting with bombs right over their head. She is receiving a MFA in poetry from the University of Notre Dame this August 2012.
CRUSH DREAM by Lonely Christopher
Lonely Christopher is an American poet, fiction writer, dramatist, and filmmaker. He is the author of the poetry volume, Into (with Christopher Sweeney and Robert Snyderman) and the fiction collection The Mechanics of Homosexual Intercourse. Currently he is directing his first feature length film, MOM.
Check out new work by Nate Pritts and Michael Rerick in Volume 1.2 of The Destroyer.
Send me video footage of you foaming at the mouth and I will include your video in an upcoming promotional video for FOAMGHAST. Send anytime during the month of April.Email your video to:
p (dot) edward (dot) cunningham (at) gmail (dot) com
(Source: pecunningham)
RM author and contributor, Brett Gallagher, made this digital collage recently. There are three subtle instances of text in addition to the images:
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(I think he should make more of this.)
Brett Gallagher is the author of Vessel (Solar Luxuriance, 2011) and Loop Loop Endogenous Nightscape (Radioactive Moat Press, 2011).
Radioactive Moat Press is hosting an open reading period for chapbook manuscripts of poetry during the month of April. We’ll be selecting one of those manuscripts in early May to publish as a print chapbook.
For chapbook guidelines, click [here]
Our first print chapbook was Feng Sun Chen’s Ugly Fish. You can read it [here] if you haven’t already.
MOAT SIX HAS FINALLY ARRIVED.
The spring issue features great new work by Sylvia Chan, Feng Sun Chen, Mark Decarteret, Christine Friedlander, Jared Joseph, Michael H. Koh, Robert Krut, Rob MacDonald, Neila Mezynski, Jacob Oet, Diana Salier, Amanda Silbernagel, Kimberly Ann Southwick, Cody Todd and collaborative poems by Nick Sturm and Wendy Xu!!
Bri Scala has also curated a special collection of photography by Rebecca Cairns—the same photographer who is responsible for the cover photo.
SOON.
Cover Photo: Rebecca Cairns
At Everyday Genius, a poem from Butcher’s Tree by Feng Sun Chen (pictured above in a goth bathroom, courtesy Carrie Lorig).

