Via Jak Cardini's Blog : FICTION DAILY

Is Spotlighting, today only, my short piece A Barely Marked Place, which originally appeared in Alice Blue #12. Rad.

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Reynard Seifert of HaHaClever ( which Will Cardini was in a while back ) gave Catch Up a little shout out over at HTMLGiant.

CAKETRAIN! CATCH UP!

Caketrain #8 is now available for pre-order.

In it Jak and William Cardini collaborate on the 4th installment of their IMPOSSIBLE OBJECTS series. Bill chose his favorite lines from Jak's poems and drew em.

Buy Impossible Objects #1.

To see Impossible Objects #2 and #3, buy the GCPM DVD.

CATCH UP NEWS!
The PRINT ISSUE is finally ready for sale!If You're in Louisville, pick yours up at The Makery and Ultra Pop

Anyone not, BUY IT HERE ONLINE!
AND CHOOSE BETWEEN THESE TWO AWESOME JOSH BURGGRAF COVERS!

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Space Japan Volcano Skull

CATCH UP IS OPEN TO SUBMISSIONS!

GUIDELINES

CATCH UP IS LOOKING FOR WEIRDO POETRY, PROSE AND COMIX FROM ANYWHERE.

All submissions will be taken through electronic mail. Please attach your submission as a .doc file and address it to GCatchuPM@gmail.com with the subject SUBMISSION

Submissions should include a cover letter where you say stuff you want other people to know about yourself

You should also include any contact information that you then would like published on the internet.

Poetry : Send 3 – 5 poems. Since we are not so gravy with html, please hold back on experimental format/font stuphs.

Flash Fiction : No more than 1,500 wordz.

Short Stories : No more than 5,000 wordz.

Comix : You only get one page. It can be full color, so make it pop. Also, send it 300dpi full-color 8 x 10.5 jpgzzzz

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News From Catch Up

BIG News and finishing touches for issue #2.
First, we are stoked to announce the last minute inclusion of two poems by Adam Day. They are both about badgers. Heres a rad poem by him from BOMB.

Second, ALL OF OUR COVER ART IS IN!
Here are some low rez images.Josh Burggraf provides two outstanding front covers. Yes. We did a variant. Thats how serious we are.

Tell us yer fav in the comment section.

And, here's the final version of William Cardini's back cover.


Stoopid dohp. We know.

All Happening At CATCH UP : LOUISVILLE

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Mark P. Hensel and Jak Cardini have completed the fourth installment of their now infamous Impossible Objects series. This next phase harkens back to where the project began : William Cardini drawing his favorite lines of Jak Cardini's poems. A series of six illustrations will appear in the December issue of the lit. journal CakeTrain.

Until then, buy Impossible Objects #1.

To see Impossible Objects #2 and #3, buy the GCPM DVD.