Mad Shadows, a 44-page book of Garth’s collected poetry, is now on sale from Black Sun Poetry. The book includes author’s notes on each of his poems, including a reference to where they were originally published. Get your copy now by ordering online. Mad Shadows will soon be available on Amazon, too.
Garth’s short story, Will the Circle Be Unbroken, will be published in the 2010 VWS Writers’ Supplement coming out in August. More details about this special print publication will be provided here later. 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 … Continue reading →
Three of Garth’s poems, Terracotta Oil Lamp, Statue of Eros and Sarcophagus, will be published in Every Day Poets magazine, a Web 2.0 poetry journal online and in print The publication dates are TBA. We will provide links here when available. The three poems were original conceived as one poem in three parts, but Garth has allowed … Continue reading →
Garth is pleased to announce that two of his poems, Industry in Morning (Dedicated to Wiliam Blake) and Mad Shadows, will be published in the debut issue of Scarlet Literary Magazine, a new print magazine that will be appearing in July 2010.
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 … Continue reading →
Update: Horror Prodigies & Legends, an upcoming book of author interviews, is now on sale: http://www.whitmorebooks.com/hoprandle.html The book will include an interview with Garth Von Buchholz as well as other authors such as Anne Rice, Joseph McGee and many more.
Garth has been signed on as a regular book reviewer for the New York Journal of Books. His first review was published in February this year, and he will be publishing reviews periodically from now on. To have a reviewer assigned to your book, please email editor Ted Sturtz.
Garth’s new short story, Make Mad the Roaring Winds (the title is from a poem by William Blake), is almost finished, and will probably be the longest short story he has ever written. It’s a dark science fiction tale about a man’s lonely journey from Earth to Jupiter in a small ship, a maddening voyage where the protagonist has spent nearly three … Continue reading →
Read Garth’s review of Ballet Victoria’s new production, The Secret Garden and Selected Works, published in The Dance Current, Canada’s dance magazine.
Our new story about Edgar A. Poe and his impact on modern culture was published this month. Forevermore: The Iconic Poe of the 21st Century appears in the Non-Fiction section of the October 2009 issue of Clarkesworld Magazine.
NEW PUBLICATIONS: Garth’s poem, Silence Ascending, will be published in Issue 3 of Nefarious Ballerina. Also, the new anthology, Return of the Raven, is now available for purchase online. The anthology includes Garth’s poem, In the Basement of the Citadel Hotel.
Garth’s poem, In the Basement of the Citadel Hotel, will be featured in the new anthology, Return of the Raven. Return of the Raven is a collection of new tales and poetry inspired by Edgar Allan Poe for his bicentennial year. The book will be released in the summer of 2009. It’s really an honor to … Continue reading →
Two new books by Garth have been published in July—a two-act play called Land of Milk and Honey, and a book of “performance poetry” called The Song of Songs. Performance poetry, like performance art, is simply poetry that is intended to be performed as a dramatic reading or as a stage play, but can also be … Continue reading →
Read an unconventional interview Garth did on a great blog called Unconventional Interviews.
Good news…my poem, Captivated, has been published in the second issue of Nefarious Ballerina, an intriguing online poetry journal.
Garth is thrilled that his poem, In the Basement of the Citadel Hotel (dedicated to our late friend, Vincent Price) will be published in an anthology called Return of the Raven, which celebrates the bicentennial of Edgar Allan Poe this year. Return of the Raven will be published in the summer of 2009.
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