Gundrunk Blues for Uvalde
I hope this Sunday finds you well and surrounded by your loved ones. Senseless death weighs heavily on our shoulders. […]
In the Mower’s Wake in Of Rust & Glass
The Spring Issue of Of Rust & Glass is out. It’s full of amazing writing and art from creatives from […]
Featured Poetry Reading at THAT FUCKING POETRY READING
Happy Poetry Month, y’all! I performed a set of old and new poems at March’s THAT FUCKING POETRY READING. I […]
RIP 2021
I hope this New Year’s Eve finds you well. 2021 was a hell of a ride. Ups, downs, in-betweens, all-arounds. […]
Memorabilia Turns Two
My novel MEMORABILIA turns two today, y’all! Big thanks to Andrew Wilt and the good folks at 11:11 Press for […]
2-for-1 Birth of a Monster sale
There’s a monster sale on the loose! $25 gets you a signed copy of BIRTH OF A MONSTER plus a […]
BIRTH OF A MONTER Paperback Out Now
BIRTH OF A MONSTER Paperback Now Available
This Is Poetry Volume IV: Poet of the South
Three poems anthologized in This Is Poetry Vol IV: Poets of the South.
DIY Lamp Kit
Good morning, y’all, My flash fiction story, DIY Lamp Kit, was published in FILTH yesterday. It tells the story of […]
C.V. Hunt’s HORRORAMA Out Now
C.V. Hunt's HORRORAMA is out now. The anthology features my novelette Stor-All Self-Storage.
“Pale Cobalt Blue” Out Now in Back Patio Press
I hope this rainy Monday finds you happy and well. I hope you got to see your loved ones this […]
Some Psalm of Confusion
I know a lot of you have some extra time on your hands. I figured you might like something to […]
3 Poems in Can We Have Our Ball Back?
I hope this Monday finds y’all safe, healthy, & sane. I hope you were able to spend some time with […]
New Poem in The Museum of Poetry
Happy Monday, y’all. Hope all y’all are healthy, safe, and sane, hunkered down at home with your loved ones around […]
Memorabilia Audiobook Out Now
I hope this Monday finds you and your loved ones healthy, sane, and well. I hope y’all are taking steps […]
The Fetishists Turns Three
My second novel, The Fetishists, turns three years old today. Where has the time gone? The City Paper called it […]
A.S. Coomer 