Fiction

Threshold is an annual literary magazine published by DePaul University. Contributors to the magazine are DePaul faculty, students, and staff.

DePaul University literary journal. Includes short fiction and scripts, poetry, photography and other art.

"The Logan Square Literary Review is a not-for-profit, journal of words based in Chicago, Ill. This publication aims to facilitate expression and add to the thriving community of ideas in the neighborhood of Logan Square. Therefore, the LSLR is dependent on submissions from the public."

The literary magazine of DePaul University, written by the students. There is poetry, photography and fiction. There is a DVD attached to the back page with cinematography.

A nomadic magazine. It is made up of poetry and short fiction. There are also small art pieces before many of the poems.

A collection of comics. Part two of of Mother Come Home.

"Kate McDermott has choices to make: Should she stick with her teaching job or return to her family's neglected Las Vegas business? Meanwhile, Kate must juggle two loves: ex-husband Keith and her new business partner, CJ Clemons. "Things unravel when Kate learns that she is pregnant, then discovers Keith has hidden a relationship with his new partner, too. What road will she take? After all, she divorced him following a fling with another partner. "The past is turned on its ear at warp speed. Kate's parents reluctantly keep her hidden revelation and Kate herself is shocked to find out that Aunt Didi has kept a powerful secret for 30 long years. "As with all tales, this one involves twists, turns and plenty of surprises - not the least of which reveals the unknown ally Keith has acquired when he tries to reconnect with Kate."

"Simply put, Gina Frangello is a fearless writer, unafraid to show us the raw and real ways we deal with each other, and with ourselves, and the stories in slut lullabies are no exception. Her richly developed characters are alive and breathing in these beautiful, sometimes brutal stories, and her powers of observation about the human psyche are alarmingly dead on"

"when the mysterious gray book that drives their twisted relationship goes missing, Ollister & Adelaid lose their post modern marbles. He plots revenge against art patriarch the matypus,while she obsesses over their love affair. Meanwhile the art school set experiments with bad drugs, bad sex and bad ideas. But none of these desperate young minds has counted on the intrusion of a punk named Punk and his potent sex drug. The wild herd of teenagers gets caught up in the gravitational pull of the matypus's sinister White Ball where a confused art terrorism cell threatens a ludicrous and hilarious implosion."

"This book and the exhibition it accompanies serve a common purpose: to highlight the archives of poetry journals in the University of Chicago Library and to illustrate their enormous potential for research. The exhibition surveys themes--discovering new talent, poetry in the academy, and creating an audience for poetry--that also shape the essays collected in this volume. Together they illustrate the extent to which writers, editors, curators, and scholars depend upon each other and the importance of poetry journal archives to help us understand these relationships."