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    Neon Literary Magazine Issue Forty-Two
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    Neon Literary Magazine Issue Forty-Two

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    From a brief biography of a man raised as a chicken, to a mortuary romance, to a tale that teeters on the edge of a precariously-assembled tower, issue forty-two of Neon is packed with excellent poetry and fiction. There’s even a grotesquely surreal comic by Swedish artist Janne Karlsson, and a beautiful cover image by urban explorer and photographer James Kerwin. Featured writers include Luke Silver, Clifford Parody, Jane Flett, Mack W Mani, Tara White, Eliza Victoria, Gregory Cartwright, Caroline Hardaker, and Natalia Theodoridou.

    Previous issues, online previews, print copies and eReader/mobile formatted copies are available at the website www.neonmagazine.co.uk.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNeon Books
    Release dateMar 1, 2016
    ISBN9781311231543
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    Neon Literary Magazine Issue Forty-Two
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    Neon Books

    Welcome to Neon magazine. We publish literary and slipstream short-form writing. We err towards the dark, and like to experiment with language and form. We have a particular taste for the apocalyptic. Neon is based in the UK, and is published online and in print every quarter. We publish writers from anywhere in the world, and everything we publish is available for free online (although we are very happy when readers donate or buy print copies, as it helps us keep on publishing).

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