Fiction International 35: Fetish

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Fiction International is the only literary journal in the United States emphasizing formal innovation and progressive politics. Our thematic issues feature controversial fiction, nonfiction, indeterminate prose, and visuals by leading writers and artists from around the world.

Contents of issue #35:

Craig Shaw / “Domina”
Andi and Lance Olsen / “The Hanged Angel”
Nathan Leslie / “Legs”
Jane Baton Hamilton / “Easter”
Claire Tristram / “Confessions of a Japanese Salary Man”
Larry Fondation / “Dead Things”
Kenneth Bernard / “My New Library”
Robert Specter / “Trussed No. 1” and “Net”
Shu-Huei Henrickson / “Sour Berry Juice”
Roseanne Thong / “Fruit Dreams”
David M. Hurwitz / “Star Crost”
John Rocco / “Dear Dreary Dirty Damned New York”
Kathie Giorgio / “The Call”
Richard Kostelanetz /”Short Novels”
Kirn Addonizio / “The Object”
Katana Blue / two photomontages
Cris Mazza / “Ring of Fire”
Harry Polkinhorn / “Orgasm Manifesto”
Jimmy Jazz /”Less than Purple”
R.M. Berry / “Frank”
Mike Hemmingson / “Karin”
Peter H. Conners / “Malcolm at Thirty”
Jeffrey DeShell / “Peter: An Historical Romance”
Doug Rice / Splintered Words on the Floor
Jonathan Baumbach / “If You Know Who I Am, Please Let me Know”
Virgil Suárez / “Psychopathia Sexualis, or America’s Lovemap of Eros Caliente-OOH!”
Harold Jaffe / “Outfitting the Menopausal Male”
Contributors’ Notes