Meet the Brides of March

The March issue of PANK is ready for your literary delectation and this one is a doozy. Check out work from Libby Cudmore, Sandra Simonds, Kerrin McCadden, Kristina Born, Joseph Michael Owens, James O’Brien, Robert Swartwood, Kyle Beachy, Megan Williams, Eliza Tudor, Richard Thomas, Eric Nguyen, Marie-Elizabeth Mali, Hilary King, Christina Kapp, Tim Kahl, Jamison Crabtree, Michelle Cheever, Amber Sparks, Lydia Ship and Tania Hershman.

A new story from Michelle Reale appears at the Eunoia Review.

At Metazen, words by JA Tyler. There’s also a poem by Rose Hunter.

The house is on fire at House Fire with fiction by Brial Oliu.

Gary Moshimer has fiction in the Other Room journal.

Used Furniture Review features Aubrey Hirsch.

There’s a poem by  Elizabeth Wade up at Booth.

Graveside, by Tania Hershman appears at Necessary Fiction.

New Northville Review: Donna Vitucci, Meg Pokrass, Thomas Kearnes, and others.

Elisa Gabbert has new poems featured on The Awl.

At Annalemma, In a Name by Erik Smetana.

In other Eric news, a story by Eric Beeny is featured at Metazen.

A new poem from Helen Vitoria is live at Commonline.

Hexagon, by Blake Butler, is online at the Center for Fiction’s magazine, The Literarian.

Connotation Press features poetry by J. Bradley and he is interviewed by J. Bradley. You’ll also find fiction from David Cotrone and Len Kuntz.

The March issue of Word Riot includes Nicolle Elizabeth, Thomas Kearnes, and many others.

Garrett Socol’s comic novel, “Fame & Madness in America,” will be published by Casperian Books at the end of 2011.

There’s also a new issue of The Collagist with a wonder by Sarah Rose Etter and equally fine work by Blake Butler, James O’Brien, and more.