Author: Joey Carney | Simi Press

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by Philip K. Dick

“My husband,” said Mary Ellis, “although he is a very prompt man and hasn’t been late to work in twenty-five …

by Nikita Petrov

It must have been a decade since I bought two issues of the same newspaper or magazine in a row—there’s …

by Fawzy Zablah

“Honey, I realize his love is my life. Did you know I fall in love with him more and more each day? Did you know?”

by Boris Strugatsky

The story of writing Roadside Picnic (in contrast to the story of publishing it) doesn’t include anything amusing or even …

by Joey Carney

Xi Nan speaks about her most recent project, 207th Bone by Zhou Li, Chinese poetry, and the art of translation.

by Joey Carney

Andrés Caicedo lived in Cali, Colombia during the ’60s and ’70s. He only finished one novel, ¡Qué viva la música!, …

by Joey Carney

In the last hundred years, the face of literature and art has changed. It’s no longer a plaything of the …

by Joey Carney

I grew up in Springfield, MO, a small city in surrounded by hills and green rivers right in the middle …

by Joey Carney

On the way downtown my friend Matt and I stopped to get gas. The gas station was the mecca for …

by Joey Carney

When I first moved to Lima I was near broke, living on Faucett Ave. in San Miguel, eating chicken soup …

by Joey Carney

Johnny was always with the dogs. There were three of them, and they looked the same to me, but Johnny …

by Joey Carney

War loves sex. Sex loves war. There is something about sending thousands of young, horny males to far-off places that …