Lo Fi Lit

Conor Hultman jumped in on the afterparty from last night's 9/11 reading. He hung out for awhile then left but apparently left his microphone on - on his phone and we heard his real feelings about us. Shout out to my good friend, Conor.

The fun begins at 20:30

Steve Anwyll is the author of Welfare (Tyrant Books 2018)

Kum V the Clown, the editor of Cum Punk stops by and visits the show to talk about the readings. their books, and magazine and their new place in life.

emma burger is a chicago-based writer, originally from nyc. she is the author of two novels, little rich kids and spaghetti for starving girls, and the founder of gold coast editions.

Her work has been published in x-ray lit, rejection letters, the metropolitan review, and elsewhere. she is an essays editor at zona motel, an interviews editor at hobart, and you can also find her on substack.

On this episode of lofi pod I invited Julia Laxer on to discuss her life, hobart, hospitals, health, and books and having the delusion to march onward and upward and shit

Avee Chaudhuri is from Wichita, Kansas. Some of his recent stories have appeared at Southwest Review, BRUISER and Peach Fuzz. He teaches literature and creative writing at the University of Nebraska-Lincoln.

On this episode I hosted these four fantastic readers - with Claire, Evan and Aaron returning to the program. It was Kelly Erin's first appearance on the show. I thank everyone for coming and showing up. This was an excellent lil reading, I think.

Bizarre is a weirdo poet / performer who runs Bizarre Publishing House and the infamous God Pussy open mic reading series over on twitter. We recorded this way back in the day in Dec

GG Roland returns in this two hour action packed episode where we partake in many beverages .

Tom Snarsky, Cletus Crow, Hannah Smart, ZH Gill, GG Roland, Rudy Johnson, August Smith, Katie Frank come on for a huge mega show panel and we discuss a variety of great topics.

We discuss Meat Puppets, Hannah Smart's new book, and read poetry, and talk about DFW and his works, puppets. music, writing, publishing, and we take care of Katie Frank as she trips out on mushrooms.

Tom Snarsky came on to promote Mountebank, his new poetry collection and Cletus Crow also came to promote his new book Flying Higher. On the first episode of the lofi show, David Gladfelter takes over, essentially and acts like a complete and utter ass. He throws tantrums at myself and my guests about one of the audience member's poems - Lily.