Juke
Tonya Morton, Paul Vlachos, Matt Layne, Ned Mudd, Damon Falke, Fran Gardner, The Magpie Chronicles, Sue Cauhape, Tabby Ivy, Luciano Conte, Constance, Sean DowningA creative journal with dirt in the corners.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 457 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 4 days ago |
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Signal to Noise Report
The Signal to Noise Report collects headlines to illustrate humanity’s move into what is beginning to resemble a hybrid species: The Jetsons meets Blade Runner. The idea being that we have a proclivity to accept (with glee) whatever new tec...
The Song about Farewell
photo by Tonya Morton
I chose to play the song tonight, though I knew it would make me remember that strange, wet evening again. In the car, by the lake. He was so silent that night in the seat next to me. In those last weeks before I left...
Path: A Creative Prompt
Along a waterway in Carpentres, France. Photo by Fran Gardner
Path
The poet Robert Frost knew about paths and ways and choices.
“Two roads,” he wrote, “converged in a yellow wood . . .”
Paths are the portal to possibilities. Our eye...
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when morning breaks
and the last owl calls
and you wake
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THE DEAD DEER and ALL THAT REMAINS
Austin, NV - 2006
What struck me, as always, was all the open space. Central Nevada, State Highway 305 from Battle Mountain to Austin. Nothing there. Nothing to most people, at least, but lots there if you’re looking for it. Sage, dust, la...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
Writer. Editor. Publisher. Compulsively inquisitive. Yes, I want to hear your weird story.
Paul Vlachos is a writer, photographer and filmmaker. He was born in New York City, where he currently lives. He is the author of “The Space Age Now,” released in 2020, “Breaking Gravity,” in 2021, and the just-released “Exit Culture.”
Poet, librarian, raconteur; Matt Layne's debut multimedia poetry collection, Miracle Strip, had been awarded the 2025 Alabama Author Award for Poetry and was named the 2024 Book of the Year by the Alabama State Poetry Society. Order your copy today.
Ned Mudd resides in Alabama where he engages in interspecies communication, rock collecting, and frequent cloud watching. He is the author of The Adventures of Dink and DVD (a space age comedy). Some of Ned’s best friends are raccoons.
Damon Falke is the author of, among other works, The Scent of a Thousand Rains, Now at the Uncertain Hour, By Way of Passing, and Koppmoll (film). He lives in northern Norway.
Fran Gardner curates a sock drawer of ideas that don’t match. She salts them with photos and poems. Nothing is what you’d expect.
A journal of art, culture, and a life spent obsessively collecting beautiful things, people and stories. Written in the Vermont woods by a former New Yorker, Life Long Dilettante. M Sebastian Araujo Esq.
I love writing about the Great Basin, Salt Lake City and Southern Utah, Santa Cruz, and Truckee, CA., as well as pulling memories from the past. Take a brief vacation as we travel down real, remembered, and imagined byways.
Tabby Ivy is a painter living in Carlton, Oregon. Painting came to her late in life. Her home studio is a sanctuary for painting and reading her vast collection of art books. www.tabbyivy.com
I was born in Formia, Italy, where my love for the arts is rooted. Film photography and the pen are my tools of choice these days. If not in my studio, you can find me baking bread or building a house or two
I cherish my privacy. But love to read and occasionally make a comment.
Sean Downing, poet, musician, teaches high school English and Theater Arts in Pagosa Springs, Colorado.
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