Why to Use https: Everywhere
Alex Lindgren of FlightPath explains why https: is necessary everywhere (hint: it has to do with Google!)
Author: Mike Lindgren
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Link to Lindgren TBR List
Now in Print!
My friend J. Boyett has just published the print edition of this blistering tale of danger on the far frontiers of space travel! An unforgettable read!
“Ironheart,” by J. Boyett
Ron Kolm and “Night Shift”
Over at the Opiate Magazine, Genna Rivieccio has some thoughts on the nature of work as portrayed in Ron Kolm’s Night Shift:
There is no stone of drudgery or humiliation left unturned in Kolm’s candid assessment of this thing called work.
“Night Shift,” by Ron Kolm
Ron Kolm is an American original and Night Shift is a testament to a life lived in the margins which is where the real action has always been. Wise, ribald, human, unexpectedly soulful, these stories have the grit and rhythm of real live as filtered through a sensibility finely tuned to the absurd and comic. 
Jim Feast reviews “Duke and Jill”
Ron Kolm’s new collection of short stories, Duke and Jill, recounts the adventures of two woebegone, half countercultural, half drugstore-cowboy lowlifes, who shabbily inhabit the 1980s East Village, always one step ahead of eviction and the law. Duke ekes out a living by selling porno rags on the street, boosting and petty drug sales. Jill is a bit more upscale, doing phone sales and working in retail stores, ones that offer chances to pilfer on the sly.
All in all, Kolm gives a good-humored, excruciatingly accurate portrait of people surviving on the margins, recalling the good-old bad days on the not-yet-gentrified Lower East Side.
The Unkillables now on sale!
“The Unkillables,” by J. Boyett. Now on sale at Amazon.com.
Gash-Eye already thought life was hard, as the Neanderthal slave to a band of Cro-Magnons. Then zombies attacked, wiping out nearly everyone she knows and separating her from the Jaw, her half-breed son. Now she fights to keep the last remnants of her former captors alive…
Introducing The Unkillables, a genuinely unique caveman vs. zombies thriller from the inimitable J. Boyett — read it if you dare!
“Damaged Goods” – Fiction by Ron Kolm
Clutter in Basement – Tomwsulcer, 2011
A city apartment dweller is beset by clutter and kooky neighbors in “Damaged Goods,”Ron Kolm‘s comically claustrophobic short story from our Winter 2016 issue.
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“SONOFABITCH! GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY CAB!” drifts through the open third floor window, waking me up. Damn, it’s probably my downstairs neighbor, Mitzi, returning home after another night out. She consumes amazing amounts of alcohol to blot out the pain she’s in. She suffers from osteoporosis; her muscles and ligaments atrophying as well. The only way she’s able to ambulate at all is by using numerous braces and splints: small ones on her arms, large ones on her legs, a corset-thing for her spine. Plus she’s got a complete set of dentures, which she pops in and out (to get the occasional laugh) and one glass eye. To complete the picture, she must…
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Introducing “Rogue Galaxy”
Picked-Up Pieces 