October 2011 – Work Literary Magazine

Issue 3:9

By Julie Posted on October 31, 2011 Posted in No Comments Tagged with corporate, employment, fiction, hooked, machine, media, obsolescence, post, scary, unemployment, vampires, work, workzine, writer, writing

Jason Preu turns up the creepiness factor by 100% in this week’s fabulous fiction, Infrastructure.

Issue 3:8

By Julie Posted on October 24, 2011 Posted in No Comments Tagged with disparities, employment, king tut, machine, media, obsolescence, poems, poetry, post, sales pitch, Tutankhamun, undead, unemployment, work, workzine, writer, writing, zombies

The return of Al Simmons conjures up a crusty mummy of a job, and then some, in two poems.

Issue 3:7

By Julie Posted on October 17, 2011 Posted in No Comments Tagged with ball pythons, bite marks, employment, in-depth, interview, media, odd jobs, post, snake breeding, snakes, Thomas Tremain, work, workzine, writer, writing

Mid-way through October and we’ve already covered vandalism (October Rage), unemployment (like that will ever go away) , public protests (thank you, Strahota), ghosts (Steve Jobs), and zombies (yours truly) … what’s next? SNAKES! What could be more creepy and …

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Issue 3:6

By Julie Posted on October 10, 2011 Posted in 1 Comment Tagged with apple, disparities, employment, golden skeleton, Johnny Wow, mac, machine, media, obsolescence, post, steve jobs, unemployment, work, workzine, writer, writing, zombies

With the passing of Steve Jobs we have more to fear than fear itself … Dr. Johnny Wow! explains.

Issue 3:5

By Julie Posted on October 3, 2011 Posted in No Comments Tagged with addiction, backlash, employment, forgiveness, Mary Slocum, media, new normal, poetry, post, rage, regret, thunderbird, unbearable, unemployment, work, workzine, writer, writing

Good day, boys and ghouls. October is here and we’re kicking the month off with a steel toed boot. Mary Slocum explores “the new normal economy” in two intense, defiant poems.