IAF INTERFICTIONS ONLINE INDIEGOGO CAMPAIGN ends above target goal

Thanks to 277 generous backers for our Interfictions Indiegogo Campaign, we raised $10,318 by the time our campaign ended at midnight, July 14th, 2014.  When we launched on June 3rd, we were staggered to find donations doubling almost daily, until after about 3 weeks we had reached our original target goal of $8,500, and were able to move on to our Stretch Goal of $10,000.

Which means we not only get to publish Interfictions Online for another year, but we can pay our contributors at higher rates now, rates more in line with the effort and talent that innovation requires. Thank you, each and every one of the 277 generous donors who stepped forward to say that interstitial art is valued and valuable. The number of people is as important as the number of dollars raised. We are awed by your generosity.
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INTERFICTIONS issue #3 is up online!

The editors of Interfictions Online are happy to announce the birth of the journal’s latest issue, on May 22, 2014!

The Spring 2014 issue’s non-fiction offerings include Mark Craddock’s poignant collage in Aerial Acrobatics and Gender Reassignment Surgery – A How-To Guide, while Inda Lauryn’s Parallels and Transitions splices analysis of contemporary female vocalists into a graduate school memoir. Isabel Yap’s Life Is Not a Shoujo Manga speaks for itself. And in an interview with Jeff VanderMeer and Jeremy Zerfoss, the two creators discuss their illustrated guide to writing, Wonderbook.

The fiction offerings remix tropes from ghosts to automata, with new work by Richard Butner, Su-Yee Lin, Kat Howard, Tade Thompson and S. Craig Renfroe Jr.

Several of the poems in this issue reimagine older narratives: Sridala Swami’s AI Winter draws on the Mahabharata, Sonya Taaffe’s Double Business on Hamlet, and Mary Alexandra Agner’s Hypothesis Between Your Ribs on the brief life of Charles Darwin’s daughter.

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How to Host an IAF Salon That People Will Actually Come To

K. Tempest Bradford shares her wisdom. Want to host an IAF Salon in your city? Worried that no one will come? Read on!

Interstitial Indy

Sunday, Nov. 25

Interstitial Indy

7-11PM
Indiana Writers’ Center
812 E 67th Street
Indianapolis, IN
(off College Ave. just behind The Indianapolis Art Center in the Cultural Complex Building)

New York IAF Salon

Tuesday, Oct. 23

7-10PM (drop in any time)

Vagabond Cafe
7 Cornelia Street
New York, NY