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Author Spotlight: Faith

From organized religion to self-actualization, these four authors explore the many facets of faith in women’s lives.Read More

Author Spotlight: Reality & Release

Reality isn’t always good to women. So not all women stay there. These four authors explore the difficult territory that leads right up to the edge of the world we know.Read More

Author Spotlight: Motherhood & Marriage

Picket fences throw long shadows. These four authors gave us stories that delve into the complicated compromises that women often make in motherhood and marriage.

Editor Spotlight: Rose Yndigoyen

Readers of our Southern Gothic anthology may remember Rose Yndigoyen from her contribution “Long Gone Girls,”Read More

Open Call: Startling Sci-Fi [Closed]

We brought you to strange places of the human heart in Southern Gothic and strange places of the human mind in Behind the Yellow Wallpaper. Now, New Lit Salon Press takes you to even stranger places in the third installment of our NEW series.

Behind the Yellow Wallpaper: Women and Madness in Literature

a panel discussion moderated by Rose Yndigoyen,
editor of Behind the Yellow Wallpaper: New Tales of Madness

19 JULY 2014, 2 PM

The Willa Cather Room (1st Floor)
NYPL’s Jefferson Market Library
425 Avenue of the Americas, New York, NYRead More

Artist Spotlight: The Men of Erotica

It takes a sexy man to make a sexy piece of art. Well, here’s five sexy men who are bringing you eight sexy pieces of art. Find out more about the guys behind the art in Erotica by Brian Centrone.Read More

Brian Centrone reading at Rainbow Book Fair

Our very own Brian Centrone will be reading from his new collection, Erotica, at the 6th Annual Rainbow Book Fair at the end of this month.Read More

Author Spotlight: Brian Centrone

Brian Centrone

Brian Centrone is the author of the short story collections I Voted for Biddy Schumacher: Mismatched Tales from the Mind of Brian Centrone and Erotica, and of the debut novel An Ordinary Boy. His stories and poems have been featured in college newspapers and literary and arts journals. Four of his One-Act plays have been produced for the stage as part of the National Endowment for the Arts’ The Big Read program. He teaches writing in New York. Visit Brian at www.briancentrone.com for more info. Follow him on Twitter @briancentrone.

Brian Centrone’s Erotica and I Voted for Biddy Schumacher are available to buy in Paperback and eBook editions.

Southern Gothic, edited by Brian Centrone and Jordan M. Scoggins, is available to buy in Paperback and eBook editions.

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