glue gun
literature • poetry • photography
Finally. The new glossy boasts a coming-of-age theme from a diverse class of writers, artists and photographers, including a cover-story book excerpt (and Q&A) from Maggie Rawling Smith’s heart-bending YA novel Catamopus, out next year on R&R Press. The cover features the lovely work of the world-renowned artist Cyfi. A flowering Final Word and symbiotic collage by Teré Fowler-Chapman closes out. In-between, rock & roll frontman Eddie Baranek pens an ode to mowing Detroit lawns for living while enjoying international rock-star fame. One of the country’s preeminent music journalists, Fred Mills, authors a moving homage to fatherhood. Internationally loved poet Brittany Perham takes us beneath surfaces, author Nicca Ray offers some gritty Hollywood street words, and writer-songster Cait Brennan untangles some teenage confusion. Also, lots of new work by emerging and established creators, including Jay Rochlin, Mike Sendrow, Kelly Fordon, James Diaz, Jacob from the Cigar Shop, Linda Suzu Kawano, Jeff Gardner, Barry Smith, Constantine Ballard, Tashi Saheb-Ettaba, Brandi Cole, Ember Gulden, Curtis and Jon Endicott and many worthy others.
The print versions of issues 1, 2 and 4 are SOLD OUT - thank you for the phenomenal response! Digital copies are still available.
glue gun is a twice yearly magazine of art, comics, photos, poetry, fiction, non-fiction and monomania. Edited by R&R Press, all proceeds go toward publishing our books.
Featuring talented artists from nationwide, including aerosol artist Cyfi Rock, poet Cal Freeman, photographer Cybelle Codish, poet and critic Peter Kline, fiction writer Dan Stuart, poet Mari Herreras and the incredible talents of Billy Sedlmayr, James Diaz, Nora Spiering, Steve Davis, Tom Reardon, Kelly Fordon, Danny Bland, Jazzy Byner, Sarah Ledbetter, Mac Kinnon, Sarah Hamilton, Mike Olivares, Jeff Ward, Molly Kiely, Curtis Endicott, Brian Smith, Maggie Rawling Smith, Jonathan Endicott, and many more.
In this bi-annual thingy, as with our press, we will collect voices, experiences and perspectives across genres of written and visual mediums, from the streets and the overlooked to the published and accomplished. Hell, if the work is good, and with heart, there is likely a place for it here at glue gun magazine.
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