Musings From the Fringe
Chafic LaRochelle, Alexander Tkachuk, Spam Sullivan, zach dewittBite-sized satire, fiction, and essays for semi-literate weirdos.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 51 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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ESPN Presents: Prometheus
Author’s Note: This is a loose sequel to ESPN Presents: Sisyphus. You don’t need to have read that one first; the two pieces can be read in either order.
Salvator Rosa, Prometheus (c. 1646–1648). Dawn cycle coverage.
JIM: Welcome back to...
Readings From the Fringe - Ep. 4
Hot damn! Well, I’ve gotta say, one of the dopest pleasures of revisiting classic short stories has been discovering just how much can fit inside a handful of pages.
This week, Alex, Zach, and I discussed Hemingway’s extremely short piece...
The Infinite Scroll of Pure Reason
Author’s Note: For those still burdened by context, a cast list awaits you at the bottom of the page like a wearisome scholastic punishment.
Raphael. The School of Athens (1509–1511), before comments were enabled.
[THREAD: The Crit...
A Survey of Impossible Places
Author’s Note: The following poems form a loose collection with Studies in Materialism and An Ecology of Corpses.
double-exposure, somewhere in the northern wastelands. [olympus om2n. 2017]
MOLAR SEA.
when my compass last pointed tr...
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Writer, jester, occasional rescuer of lost hikers. Published in McSweeney’s, Points in Case, The Fiddlehead, The First Line, Best Canadian Essays, and more. Failing upwards since 1990-something.
Montréal based writer. Published in Vallum, Hobart and The First Line Journal. Just as confused as everyone else on this blue marble hurtling through space.
Hotel manager/trickster (Alternative office humor) See above: See below:
once a dunce, now a writer
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