Toxic Lit
Ray Downs, Clancy Steadwell, Marc Arginteanu, Strange Exiles, Sudana KrasniqiShort stories and podcasts for the masses. Get it.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 88 | Subscribers | Read | toxiclit.substack.com |
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Toxic Lit Podcast: Caleb Caudell
For most people, the real American experience is slinging coffee, hammering nails, unloading boxes, and realizing you’re an underpaid cog in a system designed to make you forget your humanity for the majority of your waking life, and grasp ...
The Cop Shot My Dog So I Gotta Do Something
Man, I just can’t stop thinking about it. Can’t get Dubby’s cries out of my head. All them sounds just swirling in my brain like a blender that don’t never stop. I hear Dubby right fucking now louder than my own voice, hear him yelping and...
I Say When to Stop
The waiter held the cheese grater over Joe’s plate.
The True Story Behind 'How My Father Killed My Mother'
The killer. Photo via Buffalo News
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The "porn name" pseudonym of an anonymous-ish author, writing short stories, reviews of Substack fiction, and retrospectives on the process. Attempting to forgo the modern need for mimetic veracity in storytelling.
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