Sean Gill's latest humor piece––"Rejected Alternatives to Roy Batty's 'Tears in Rain'"––pays homage to Rutger Hauer's famous monologue from Blade Runner and is available to read online at Queen Mob's Teahouse.
Sean Gill's latest short story––an encounter between a man and a mosquito called "An Inhospitable Place"––has been published in the "Body" issue of Fiction International (#52). Fiction International is the journal of arts and letters published by San Diego State University and has published authors such as William S. Burroughs, Alberto Moravia, Malcolm X, and Kathy Acker.
Sean Gill's latest humor piece, "16 More Auteurs Weigh In On Whether 'Marvel Is Cinema'"––in response to recent criticisms by Martin Scorsese and Francis Ford Coppola--has been published online by Slackjaw.
Sean Gill's latest essay––a review of Sam Bett's new translation of Yukio Mishima's 1961 novella, Star––has been published by Barrelhouse Magazine.
Sean Gill's latest essay––about the 1982 Martin Amis cult classic Invasion of the Space Invaders––has been published by Epiphany: A Literary Journal as a part of a series on Lurid Esoterica.
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