The first full-length collaboration between Mark Lanegan and Joe Cardamone—as Dark Mark vs. Skeleton Joe—will release later next year as a co-release between Rare Bird and Kitten Robot.

However, in the meantime, preorders are available now for a very special limited edition 12" single featuring "Dark Mark Theme" b/w "Skeleton Joe Manifesto." This is a sample download link from the record.

Mark LaneganJoe CardamoneScreaming The Icarus LineQueens of the Stone Age

Skeleton Joe Manifesto by Dark Mark vs. Skeleton Joe

Performer and poet Rich Ferguson, author of 8th & Agony, in discussion with Los Angeles photographer Cat Gwynn.

Poetiscape w/ Rich Ferguson and Cat Gwynn

Performer and poet Rich Ferguson, author of 8th & Agony, in discussion with comedian and writer Slade Ham.

Poetiscape w/ Rich Ferguson and Slade Ham

Performer and poet Rich Ferguson, author of 8th & Agony, in discussion with filmmaker Jesse Rosen.


Poetiscape w/ Rich Ferguson and Jesse Rosen

BookReels founder and CEO Dan Rosen discuss books, book trailers, and other humorous topics with Sarah Maizes, author of Get Milf.

BookReels Podcast w/ Dan Rosen and Sarah Maizes

Rich Ferguson, author of 8th & Agony, in discussion with Tracy Bonham Fine.

Poetiscape with Rich Ferguson and Tracy Bonham Fine

From the ELDORADO EP (2000).

The first EP of the original incarnation of the band, recorded and mixed by Kill Bennedy (Bill Kennedy, RIP) and engineered by Annette Cisneros at Eldorado Studios, Burbank, CA.

All songs written by Tape.
Justin Warfield
Norm Block
Kirk Hellie
Gianni Garofalo

Stations

Dream Club

Karen Stefano is Fiction Editor for Connotation Press. Her stories have appeared in The South Carolina Review, Tampa Review, Santa Fe Literary Review, Epiphany, and elsewhere. She was nominated for the XXXVIII Pushcart Prize. To learn more about her work, please visit www.stefanokaren.com.

Nancy Stohlman's books include The Vixen Scream and Other Bible Stories (2014), The Monster Opera (2013), Searching for Suzi: a flash novel (2009), Live From Palestine (2003), and Fast Forward: The Mix Tape (2010), an anthology of flash fiction that was a finalist for a 2011 Colorado Book Award. She is a founding member of Fast Forward Press, the creator of FlashNano, the founder and curator of The F-Bomb Flash Fiction Reading Series in Denver, and her work has been recently nominated for The Best of the Web.

Kathy Fish teaches for the Mile High MFA program at Regis University in Denver. Her short fiction has appeared in Indiana Review, The Denver Quarterly, New South, Quick Fiction, Guernica, Slice, BEST AMERICAN NONREQUIRED READING 2018, edited by Sheila Heti. THE LIST: 25 PROVOCATIVE WOMEN WRITERS (Black Lawrence Press, 2014), and BEST SMALL FICTIONS, 2016, 2017, 2018. She is the author of four collections of short fiction: a chapbook of flash fiction in the chapbook collective, A PECULIAR FEELING OF RESTLESSNESS; FOUR CHAPBOOKS OF SHORT SHORT FICTION BY FOUR WOMEN (Rose Metal Press, 2008), WILD LIFE (Matter Press, 2011), TOGETHER WE CAN BURY IT (Lit Pub, 2012), and RIFT, co-authored with Robert Vaughan (Unknown Press, 2015).

Karen Stefano In Conversation With Nancy Stohlman And Kathy Fish: Flash Fiction

As part of Rare Bird Books, Julia Callahan has co-hosted a small press Author Evening with Chris Heiser from Unnamed Press for years. Now, from the floor of her apartment in the Los Feliz neighborhood of LA, she waxes philosophical on roller derby as a stress reliever, how to be an active member of your literary community, and living inside the story of Los Angeles.

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As Sales and Marketing Director at Rare Bird, Julia Callahan oversees all aspects of sales, distribution, marketing, and author relations. Prior to joining the Rare Bird team, she worked for four years as Tyson Cornell’s marketing and publicity assistant at Book Soup where she helped coordinate thousands of events each year, notably The Doors’ 40th Anniversary, Ralph Steadman, Tony Curtis, and many others. She grew up in Santa Cruz and has a BA in English. Find Julia on the socials @pesty1079

Karen Stefano In Conversation With Nancy Stohlman And Kathy Fish: Flash Fiction

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