New in: English Chicago Review Issue 3

Issue three of The English Chicago Review features poetry from Rowland Bagnall, Rebecca Bird, Jonathan Butcher, Jim Conwell, Alan Corkish, Anthony Costello, Craig Coyle, Stephen Devereux, Doug Draime, Brett Evans, Andy Fletcher, Chris Hardy, Aideen Henry, Richard Hughes, Nigel Jarrett, Allan Johnston, PD Lyons, Mary McCollum, Tim McLafferty, Ottilie Mulzet, Robert Nisbet, Jon Plunkett, Laura Potts, Wendy Pratt, Kieran Setright, Maria Taylor and Lucy Winrow.

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New in: Hand Job Issue Two

"Hand Job is a literary zine that has a range of poetry and short stories from around the UK, as well as sporadic illustrations throughout. Issue 2 features writing on a range of subjects, from OFSTED, to people drowning."

http://handjobzine.wordpress.com/

New in: Hand Job Issue One

Hand Job is "a literary zine based in Notts that collects work from around the UK (featuring our own writing as well) to try and showcase the British writing that we love and that we also feel is often overlooked."

They are always looking for my submissions and information about contributing to the zine cane be found here.

http://handjobzine.wordpress.com/

New in: Psycho.Moto Zine Issues 18 - 20

The Antagonist Art Movement are based in New York and have been putting out Psycho.Moto Zine, under the original title East Coast Exchange, since 1988. The subject is underground arts where they mix writers from all over the place. Each issue is based on a theme.

The Antagonist Art Movement is a cultural movement formed in New York. The group grew out of desperation and in reaction to the New York art market. The movement primarily involves visual arts, literature, film, art manifestos and graphic design. Psycho.Moto Zine acts as a venue for the movement's writers, artists and editors.

www.antagovision.com
Antagonist Art Movement Wikipedia article