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The Thirteen Days of Halloween – Day Thirteen
Day Thirteen: The Dare by Jason Newport There are some elements to horror stories that make me laugh. Like when horrible, horrible things happen to people that I don’t like. Maybe I should feel guilty,...
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Devilfish Poetry Now Three Times More Awesome!
We have some exciting news to share! Our search for the perfect poetry editor has come to a close. The process was long. The competition was fierce. But after months of mulling over C.Vs, interviews,...
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Issue Sixteen
Well this issue was inordinately long in coming, but we think it’s worth the wait. Sarah, Katie, and I are all in (or recent escapees of) academia, which means our brilliant publishing schedule often...
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Issue Seventeen
We have ten fabulous stories for you this time around from Nina Shepardson, Caitlin Hensel, Rona Fernandez, Rebecca Bennett, Tara Lee, Derrick Boden, Deborah Rocheleau, Wayne Faust, Sarah Gailey, and...
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The Best of Devilfish Review (So Far)
Year 5 of publishing Devilfish Review did not go the way we pictured. (I’m not sure that any aspect of 2016 went the way anyone pictured.) We only put out a single issue, due to a lot of things, mostly...
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Best Of Issue – Updated Poetry
When I posted the Best Of Issue, I accidentally left off four of the poems chosen by our esteemed poetry …Continue reading →
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Issue 18 Kickstarter
Sarah and I have been discussing doing a Kickstarter for about five years now. We finally took a deep breath and did it. Rather than try to fund the whole year in one go, we’re starting off with just...
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Issue 18
I keep a notebook on my desk where I write down quotes on writing that I might want to go back to some day. I flipped through it, thinking it might be nice to kick this year off with a quote, and...
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Issue 19
Happy summer! Here’s a little poolside reading in the form of Issue 19. Per usual, we have a wide array of poetry and fiction, as well as one shiny new non-fiction essay. From fables to the apocalypse,...
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Twenty is a bit of a landmark. Two whole tens! If we had been clever, we would have celebrated with ten stories and ten poems. Instead you get nine and eight. Seventeen is good! These seventeen are...
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