We ring in the new year with our 37th issue. All of us at Fogged Clarity hope you enjoy our January edition and the coming year. Benjamin Evans Executive Editor, Fogged Clarity January 2012 Table of Contents Fiction Colin FlemingColin Fleming is a contributing writer for The Atlantic, The New Yorker, The Boston Globe and The New York Times Book Review. His fiction has appeared in Boulevard, Texas Review, Slice Magazine and The...
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While the past month has been quite a busy one for the Clarity, I’m extremely pleased with the scope and depth of the issue we’ve put together for April. Included in our latest offering: One of Ryan’s and my most beloved television actors, John Dunsworth of Trailer Park Boys, stops by to decry (extensively) the state of contemporary politics and discuss inebriation; Fred Thomas records an entrancing new studio session;...
Read MoreMarch 2011
For a long time, we have tried to find a way to maintain Fogged Clarity‘s monthly issue format while also increasing our journal’s daily content. Thus, this month, we are proud to announce the launch of our re-imagined, redesigned blog. This new blog (which I am affectionately calling “Blogged Clarity”) will be far more active and diverse than in years past, as Ryan and I are pleased to welcome contributing authors...
Read MoreDecember 2010
Happy Holidays from Fogged Clarity. We hope you enjoy our final issue of 2010, and thank you for spending another year in the fog with us. Benjamin Evans Executive Editor, Fogged Clarity Table of Contents Fiction Theodore WheelerTheodore Wheeler is an author living in Nebraska. His fiction has been featured or is forthcoming in Best New American Voices, The Kenyon Review, Boulevard, as prize-winner of their Short Fiction Contest...
Read MoreNovember 2010
The Fogged Clarity podcast is becoming increasingly popular, and this month we are pleased to add thirteen new interviews and readings to our library, including an intimate discussion with poet Robert Wrigley, and an exclusive acoustic studio session from matt pond PA. Also in our November offering, you will find new poems by Robert Wrigley and Neil McCarthy, the short fiction of author John McCaffrey, wonderful mixed media illustration...
Read MoreOctober 2010
The redesigned foggedclarity.com breathes. The new site features sharper, easier to read text, a revamped audio player, a more accessible layout, and the scent of John Cheever’s favorite sweater. Arts Editor and Web Administrator Ryan Daly has delivered once again, as he continues to humble me with the skill and dedication he brings to this journal. This new site is a product of his work and vision. I feel privileged to labor with him,...
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September, our 21st issue, features: Howie Good reading and discussing his poems A stream of Grass Widow’s dynamic new album, Past Time The startling photography of Horacio Salinas: 10 x 10 Portraits and Carnivore New poems from Scott Hightower Original fiction from Simone Martel and Michelle Bailat-Jones …and much more. Benjamin Evans Executive Editor, Fogged Clarity September 2010 Table of Contents Fiction Michelle...
Read MoreJuly 2010
Our printed book, Fogged Clarity 1 is published and ready to ship. The collection features new stories, poems and visual art by the following creators: Benjamin Percy Joe Meno Bruce Smith Terese Svoboda John Hemingway Michael Tyrell Takashi Saito Christoper Reiger and many more… Please help support The Clarity and order a copy of our first collection here. This month, in perhaps our most entertaining interview yet, I sit down with my...
Read MoreJune 2010
The culmination of almost two years of work, we are pleased to announce that our first print edition, Fogged Clarity 1 is being printed as we speak. I am immensely proud of the collection of work we assembled for our first tangible offering, and am confident that once you read it you will understand why. It features new stories from Benjamin Percy, Joe Meno, and Kennedy Weible and poetry from Bruce Smith, Michael Tyrell, and Terese...
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In our May offering, writer Tom Matlack sits down with me to discuss The Good Men Project, the ladies of Singing In The Abbey share their album Wake Up, Sardis!, famed photographer Noah Kalina displays two galleries; West (Of Here), and Internet/Sex, author Nora Bonner writes an operatic elegy, poet Kevin Simmonds composes the final songs of Versace’s murderer in Unearthing House, Scott Hightower reviews Deborah Bogen’s latest...
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