Short fiction, non-fiction, and an interview (with Alan Moore)

When the idea for Slice was first conceived in 2005, we were a team of three ladies-two publishers and our savvy art director, Amy Sly-working away to create something bigger than ourselves. Fast forward to 2009: Slice has become that something bigger.

“a dream spelled backward” (pg. 24-27)

Short fiction about a lost-soul reporter assigned to cover an enigmatic artist known for their reality-altering work.

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Albino Alligators Eat Babysitter!

A miscellany exploring the folkloric roots of urban legends.

Theme: Villains These stories, spun from the minds of emerging and established writers, will prompt you to look over your shoulder before turning the page and perhaps conjure the villains that lurk within the shadows of your own imagination.

an interview with alan moore (pg. 80-88)

An interview with comics genius Alan Moore, wherein I call him a villain.

It's our business to hand you lies, though not the malicious kind. The fiction within these pages is stitched together with some of the most inventive lies we've ever encountered. And this doesn't mean that the stories border on absurd, with extraordinary creatures soaring through the air.

A Tour of the World (pg.108-109)

A guide book style write-up of various fictional cities, lands and places.

A collection of interviews, poetry, and prose that will rustle even the most stoic imagination. You'll meet the original "wild things" that inspired Maurice Sendak's beloved children's book (hint: they're from Brooklyn), discover breakout novelist Karen Russell's alligator-wrestling family, and peek into the world of post-apocalyptic vampires created by bestselling author Justin Cronin.

Born of the Wild (pg.112-113)

A miscellany exploring the myth and the reality of the feral child.