In Stereo Press, Making the Artistic Voice Heard
William Burroughs once said of Jack Kerouac, “Kerouac was a writer because he wrote.” We at In Stereo Press would like to add, “…and he was an artist because he made NOISE!”
Founded March 2008, in Boulder, Colorado, In Stereo Press is an online zine specializing in audio submissions of poetry, prose, and music. We also accept text-only submissions, but In Stereo Press encourages all writers to turn up the volume and let your voice be heard. Recently, with the move of its Editor, Daniel Dissinger, In Stereo Press has extended its reach to New York City, and has broadened the website (www.instereopress.com) with video clips of the successful reading series WHRRDS In Stereo. With the help of Poetry Editor Brendan Hamilton, Prose Editor Kris Miller, and Webmaster Brian Fields, In Stereo Press has built an eclectic library of work. Poetry by up-and-coming writers Olatundji Akpo-Sani, Lisa Birman, Aimee Herman, and Anthony Guilbert enriches the site and complements music from Ideology, Daniel Hales & the Frost Heaves, and Daniel Staniforth.
In Stereo Press is a NEW and EXCITING online publication dedicated to providing a space where contemporary writing, music, and art co-exist. Due to our fast growing readership, In Stereo Press accumulated over 62,000 hits last year. In the next few weeks, In Stereo Press is changing its format to a monthly online issue. With this change in format, and our goal to expand nationally, In Stereo Press will reach 100,000 hits in the six months. Along with the change in format, In Stereo Press will begin to feature: Short Video (also showcased on the brand-new In Stereo Press You Tube channel http://www.youtube.com/InStereoPress), Photography, and Visual/Graphic Art. Submitting to In Stereo Press is fast and easy. All submissions can be emailed to submissions@instereopress.com. Visit our website for submission guidelines, and to look at the talented group of artists you will be joining. Your work can be a part of an ever evolving space of contemporary creativity.
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Sincerely,
Daniel Dissinger
Editor
In Stereo Press would like to thank the following people for their support: Editor and Founder of Monkey Puzzle Press and Monkey Puzzle Magazine Nate Jordan, Co-Founders and Editors of Baobob Tree Press Olatundji Akpo-Sani and Rob Geisen, and Editor of The New Scene Quarterly and The Mighty Rogue Press Anthony Guilbert
In Stereo Press is:
Editor: Daniel Dissinger
Daniel Dissinger is an MFA graduate of The Jack Kerouac School of Disembodied Poetics at Naropa University in Boulder, CO. He has moved back to New York, hoping to make a splash in the concrete ocean that is New York City. Daniel’s approach to poetry is one of creating interactive, and ever evolving surrealist experiences for his readers. His work can be seen in Monkey Puzzle and the current online issue of 580 Split. Currently, Daniel Dissinger is an Adjunct Lecturer at SUNY College at Old Westbury. He can be reached at: daniel_dissinger@yahoo.com.
Poetry Editor: Brendan Hamilton
Brendan Hamilton works at Albums on the Hill in Boulder, Colorado and teaches poetry workshops at Balfour Senior Living Center in Louisville. He recently completed Jerusalem Plank Road, a poetry chapbook focused on the Siege of Petersburg during the U.S. Civil War. His poetry has appeared in Monkey Puzzle, Civil War Literature, shanghaiSMradiator, Symposium, and Species. His email address is brendan@instereopress.com.
Prose Editor: Kris Miller
Kris Miller is originally from Indiana, but has lived in the Boulder area for three years. She graduated with an MFA in Writing and Poetics, concentration in prose, from Naropa University in May of 2008. Her current writing passion is flash fiction, although she is also working on a novel about a pathological liar. She can be reached at kris@instereopress.com.