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Submissions always open.
Fiction, CNF, any genre. Reprints are ok too!
Send 'em to submissions@turnandwork.com.
More here:
Thanks for sharing!
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and #shortstories from:
Susmita Mukherjee and Mary Thorson @marythor.bsky.social in @mrbullbull.bsky.social
Emily Rinkema @emilyrinkema.bsky.social in @fracturedlit.bsky.social
Jamey Gallagher @jameygallagher.bsky.social in @xraylitmag.bsky.social
The Shortlist for March 6:
Links to great short-form fiction and nonfiction.
This week!
A Turn & Work exclusive from Steve Molter
Stunning nonfiction from:
M. Theaker in JMWW @jmwwjournal.bsky.social
Allison Field Bell @allisonfieldbell.bsky.social in CRAFT
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Playlists in Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube.
What are you listening to this weekend?
And a sunny singalong from Philine Sonny, Brockhoff & Shelter Boy:
Blog fave Rosewater Park is back with another loungey single called "Poets":
Here's a taste of what is waiting for you.
You need to hear the Brain Leak EP, these songs about addiction and recovery will curl your hair:
The Setlist on March 6:
The weekly playlist. New, independent, under-the-radar.
2 hours of killer new music.
Apple Music, Spotify and YouTube.
click the link, the record is excellent.
Minneapolis punks VIAL reinvent themselves for their third full-length. HELLHOUND is vicious, biting and vital punk-rock.
More here:
Bory’s glittery, technicolour power-pop is all about making the best of bad situations. It’s a deeply joyful and essential listen.
Read Hannah's review:
here's the first song. There's not much on youtube for it:
The latest EP from Montreal’s Gen feels like the closing chapter to a long stretch of soaring highs and disastrous lows. She's never sounded more isolated.
More about that record here:
got a lot of music to promote today. I guess let's go by timezone.
Meg Mash’s career was sidelined hard by Long COVID. On Absent From It All, she charts that journey and emerges hopeful and optimistic.
Here's a short hit on a killer debut EP:
Got a story of your own to share? Submissions are always open.
More info:
NEW SHORT STORY at Turn & Work:
Divorce On the First Date by Steve Molter.
The idea of divorce threatens to end a relationship before it even begins. Steve's story goes in some really unexpected directions.
Read it here:
Guy Delisle lived in Jerusalem for a year, and he drew about it. His graphic memoir is wide-eyed, fascinating and relatable.
More here (this thumbnail works, wtf)
don't know why that thumbnail didn't load, but here's one of the great songs from the record:
A laundry list of collaborators make Natan AK’s EP a stunning, dynamic and gorgeous debut. Essential listening.
More here:
Night People, the memoir by superstar producer Mark Ronson is fun and nostalgic, but plays it so safe that it’s a bit bland.
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More about each artist, including playlists in spotify, apple music and youtube:
www.turnandwork.com/music-digest...
Molly Rocket's second EP sounds like a band that's found its stride -- powerpop, dual vocalists, it's a blast of sunshine.
Bad Hoax is from Australia, their sound might be well-described as "Fred Again.. meets early Billie Eilish". There are enough singles to make an album.
Here's a song from each.
First: This Brain Leak record came out a couple months ago. Slow grower, but HOLY SHIT it's good. It was written in a period of recovery after a relapse, and the lyrics will peel the paint off the walls:
New and Noted: short hits on non-album releases that you should pay attention to. This week is Brain Leak, Bad Hoax, and Molly Rocket.
Check it out, including playlists in spotify, apple music and youtube:
Alex Karp isn’t deserving of your attention, other than to make sure you’re spelling his name correctly on your “Fuck Alex Karp” protest sign.
But if you must, this book is a fine way to get to know him.
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here, listen: