Excerpts from (III, or) The World is Seldom Thing on 3AM, read: HERE.

New fiction published in Zeek Magazine.

*** New Fiction in the Sohbo Literary.

*** Find a few new words in Anthem, BPM Magazine,March prints of Planet° Magazine, CLEAR Magazine, YRB Magazine.

New short-fiction in the Andrew Stevens edited 3:AM Anthology, "3:AM London, New York, Paris." Available everywhere, as well as online (Amazon.)

From Release:"A pseudo-religious epiphany in South London. The Simpsons in New York. Men are stabbed on the Boulevard de Sébastopol. A transmogrification in Hackney. William cruises around the East Village in a 1972 Mercedes 220. Voluptuous neo-Post Structuralists decipher the works of Beigbédér. Wasted sons of politicians and minor royalty agonise over Ibiza while in South Kensington. Infidelity and invitations to Le Carré adaptations on Tottenham Court Road. The hookers of Les Halles. Buying ketamin from Colombians in Vauxhall at 4am. A couple lose themselves in Epping Forest. Avian adventures on the Essex Road. Un soir, un train on the Central Line. Men's magazines and those transvestite nightclub leaflets in Harlem. A literary tour of Bloomsbury becomes a diplomatic incident. A callow youth is ignored by an Indian girl for his lack of knowledge of Dave Eggers. A jazz player's existential moment in Soho. Civil disobedience is called for in NYC. Small talk in bikinis on Paris plage. A taxi driver ignores Tameny on Lexington Avenue. The literary establishment of New York is brought to its knees. A film club in Islington leads to death. A man plays Shoot the Freak on Coney Island. Featuring Chris Cleave, Matthew DeAbaitua, Niven Govinden, Laura Hird, Travis Jeppesen, Toby Litt, Ed Park, Nicholas Royle and Matt Thorne, 3:AM London, Paris, New York is a tri-city boarding pass to decadence, delusion and deceit."

Listen to award-winning filmscorer Saundi Wilson's "Upper Crust" here. Monologue taken from "In Empty Castles," [Two New Plays for Contemporary Theatre,  Braxton, 2003], text spoken by actor Jesse Joe Walsh.

A strange and zealous review of O'Neill, Braxton, and Lin's KGB Bar reading.
http://www.3ammagazine.com/3am/the-in-sound-from-way-out/

New unpublished fiction, "Falconer," in forthcoming Open Wide Magazine [http://www.openwidemagazine.co.uk/].

Op * Ed-eds, October, CLEAR Magazine / Clear Mag Myspace, 
a RZA tag King Magazine, arts ed, bpm next [http://www.bpmmagazine.net/]

Tony O'Neill, Tao Lin, and Donari Braxton read at:

The KGB Bar
Friday, September 14th 7:00 - 9:00 PM. New York, NY.

KGB Bar Release:
"THE IN SOUND FROM WAY OUT"

3 of NYC's leading underground authors come together for one night only to read selections from their work. Feted by the likes of Dennis Cooper, Miranda July and Dan Fante, Donari Braxton, Tao Lin and Tony O'Neill are sure to provide fireworks,electrifying readings and maybe some broken teeth.

THE READERS:

Donari Braxton is the author of numerous works of fiction, poetry, and hybrid works of drama, prose, and poetry. His fiction and essays have been widely anthologized inthe UK and in the US, and his first collection of short-stories, I, will be succeeded in 2008 by a second collection titled Book of Second Childhoods. Presently he is preparing a novel and continues to contribute to various art, fashion and design publications based in LA and in New York City, where he currently lives.

Tao Lin is the author of a novel, Eeeee Eee Eee (Melville house, May 2007), a story-collection, Bed (Melville House, May 2007), and a poetry collection, You Are A Little Bit Happier Than I Am (Action Books, November 2006). He lives in Brooklyn.

Tony O'Neill is the author of Digging the Vein (Contemporary Press), Seizure Wetdreams (Social Disease) and Songs from the Shooting Gallery (Burning Shore Press). His work has appeared in The Guardian, 3am Magazine, Dogmatika and Savage Kick. He lives in Queens.

Hillary Raphael & Donari Braxton read at: Spoonbill & Sugartown Books.

Thursday September 6th 2007 8:00 PM. Brooklyn, NY.