Underground Voices

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Underground Voices

November 2009 issue
Editor Cetywa Powell
Categories fiction, flash fiction, non-fiction, poetry, visual arts
Frequency Online (monthly) Print (annual)
First issue February, 2004
Country  United States
Language American English
Website undergroundvoices.com

Underground Voices is an American literary magazine created in 2004. Based in Los Angeles, Underground Voices caters to edgy, raw, dark fiction, flash fiction, and poetry. The magazine also publishes the works of visual artists. In 2009, Underground Voices expanded into a small press with its first book, Chewing The Fat.

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[edit] Awards and recognitions

Work published has been awarded or received honorable mention in the following:

      2007 Puschart Prize XXXI Best of the Small Presses Anthology - Special Mention

[edit] Past Contributors

Authors
Ned Vizzini (It's Kind of a Funny Story, Be More Chill, Teen Angst? Naaah...)
James Brown (Los Angeles Diaries)
Andrew Coburn (crime novelist, Edgar Award nominee for the novel, Goldlilocks)
Nancy Weber (The Life Swap)

Poets
Patricia Fargnoli
Tony O'Neill (Down and Out on Murder Mile, Digging the Vein)
Cortney Davis
Lyn Lifshin
S.A Griffin
Charles Plymell
Linda Ravenswood

Artists
Jeremy Caniglia
Chris Anthony (artist)
Ben Goossens
Misha Gordin
Alessandro Bavari
Michal Macku
Mark Parisi (Off the Mark comic panel)

[edit] Books by Underground Voices Press

[edit] Additional Books

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

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