Garth’s review of Ballet Victoria’s Cinderella and the Fairy Tale Ball is in the current issue of Zouch Magazine.
Garth’s review of Ballet Victoria’s Cinderella and the Fairy Tale Ball is in the current issue of Zouch Magazine.
If you visit this site occasionally, you probably know all the news already about new stories or poems by Garth that are being published.
But if you’re on Facebook more often (which you probably are), you can also visit Garth’s superfluous Facebook page and “like” it if you want to receive author updates or information about giveaways.
So please have a look at Garth’s Facebook page. And we won’t say anything about his Twitter. Yet.
Make Mad the Roaring Winds, my sf short story (hmm…almost a novella) is in this month’s issue of The Rag Literary Magazine. You have to be a subscriber to read the full story, but you can read the description here and see if you’d like to download the Winter issue.
Read my satirical piece that revisits Dickens’ Scrooge in the current issue of Victoria’s Boulevard Magazine (p.80-81).
My sci-fi story, Make Mad the Roaring Winds, will be published in the Jan 2012 issue of The Rag Literary Magazine: http://t.co/cSH79uCbGarth is on VYou…feel free to post questions for a video response: http://t.co/XJONuWcs
My short story, Thirst of a Thousand, was published in the October 2011 edition of Horrotica. Read about it on Facebook, too.
Garth’s poem, Beads, was published in the 2010 annual Quills Canadian Poetry Magazine.
Vincent and Me, an non-fiction account of when Garth Von Buchholz met actor Vincent Price, was published on HorrorAddicts.net. 



Garth’s poem, Statue of Eros (second part of a three-part poem), was published today by EveryDayPoets.com.
Garth’s poem, Terracotta Oil Lamp, was published today on Every Day Poets. Please take a moment to visit the page and vote on his poem out of five stars.
Mad Shadows, a 44-page book of Garth’s collected poetry, is now on sale from Black Sun Poetry.
Will the Circle be unbroken is about an autistic boy who experiences a terrible calamity in his home. He escapes into a nearby forest where he comes across a strange, circular depression in the ground—an ancient crater formed by the impact of a meteorite thousands of years ago.


Garth’s poem, F L A T L A N D, was published in the Summer 2010 issue of Island Writer magazine.
F l a t l a n d
by Garth Von Buchholz
To resist the op(press)ion
of the two (dement)sional flatland world of glossy magazines,
I have (ob)seen women
Mutilate their forearms with deep(er) strokes of a razor
So that they may prove with their b(lo)ody
To themselves and their (conf)users
That their image (has depth)
Has depth (their image
Has depth).

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