About to Get Our Asses Raptured

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In case you missed it, we announced our newest title — Danger_Slater’s Love Me — on Wednesday. All that hard work may have been for naught, though, as the world’s apparently going to end on Saturday. Go figure.

Thankfully, the apocalypse is kind of our thing. And since we’re all about to get our asses Raptured, we figured we’d do our part to help you understand what was about to go down. As such, we humbly offer to you all the stories we’ve published tagged “end of the world,” including personal favorite M.R. Lang’s “You and Me and the End of the World” and the incredibly timely “A Discourse on the Impending Apocalypse” by Aidan Ryan.

Read up, prepare, and then send us a postcard from the afterlife. As for us, we’ve got some post-apocalypse looting to get ready for.

Love Me

In the wake of book announcements from Chloe Caldwell, yt sumner, and Ryan Werner, Jersey Devil Press is proud to add another of our favorites to the list of authors soon to be cluttering your shelves.

None other than Danger_Slater himself will be releasing his novel, Love Me, through Jersey Devil Press later this summer.

the greatest novel ever written by danger_slater

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More details are forthcoming, but the short version is that Love Me is the single greatest novel ever written by Danger_Slater. Love Me is an existential mindfuck of Danger_Slaterian proportions. Love Me is every bit as flammable as its author, and can also be used as toilet paper! Love Me, God damn it! LOVE ME! By Danger_Slater. Coming this summer.

Issue Twenty Now Online

Well, we’re here in New Mexico and so is our stuff, so hooray for that. But, more importantly, we’re a week late with this issue, so let’s keep this short.

We’ve got five new stories this month and they’re all terrific. We start with the great Gavin Broom’s sock puppet parable, “Socko and Roy,” followed by “A Discourse on the Impending Apocalypse,” by the always awesome Aidan Ryan. Next is “Detachment” by the radiant and ravishing Rachel Cordasco, and then “Eli and the Empty Lot” from the amazing Alex Koplow. And we close with an epic love story for the ages, “Julia and Raul,” by Jersey son Ben Nardolilli.

The online issue can be found here, and the .pdf can be downloaded here. And, while you’re at it, be sure to check out last week’s special love letter to New Jersey from Rebecca Camarda here.

Now, if you’ll excuse us, we’ve got to finish unpacking.