Catfish McDaris

The Asylum Floor is a yearly anthology dedicated to honest, inspired writing in all its forms. This issue has 100 pages of poetry, fiction, and comics from Wendy Rainey, Catfish McDaris, Dave Roskos, Tony Gloeggler, Rob Plath, K.W. Peery, George Anderson, Todd Cirillo, Mather Schneider, Janne Karlsson, Alan Catlin, Matt Borczon, Mike Mahoney, Wolfgang Carstens and its editor Brenton Booth.

The notorious beat poet, Catfish McDaris, returns with this epic book of too-good-to-be-true chronicles. Titillating, controversial, antagonistic and endearingly personal, these poems and short fiction pieces travel a wide gamut of human experience. For better or for worse, McDaris is rightfully held alongside such beats as Bukowski and Ginsberg.

The Asylum Floor is a yearly anthology dedicated to honest, inspired writing in all its forms. This issue has 110 pages of poetry, fiction, art, and comics by Jack Micheline, Matt Borczon, Catfish McDaris, Wolfgang Carstens, Janne Karlsson, Dave Roskos, K.W. Peery, Victor Clevenger, Adrian Manning, George Anderson, Ryan Quinn Flanagan, Mike Mahoney, and its editor Brenton Booth.

The Asylum Floor is dedicated to honest, inspired writing in all its forms. Writing that isn't afraid to punch, laugh, scream, or weep. Writing that doesn't follow literary trends or compromise itself for quick success. This inaugural issue features 94 pages of work by Wolfgang Carstens, Catfish McDaris, Matt Borczon, James Decay, Janne Karlsson and Brenton Booth. With cover art by James Maj.

The son of a smalltown sheriff takes crime prevention into his own hands, but his curiosity may get the best of him in Arley Sorg's "Catskin," the cover feature of the Summer 2013 issue of Big Pulp. This issue also features more than 2 dozen SF, mystery, horror and fantasy stories, including work by Andrez Bergen, Geoffrey W. Cole, Daniel Davis, Adele Gardner, Tracy Hauser, David C. Kopaska-Merkel, Chris Longhurst, Paco Jos Madden, Django Mathijsen, Catfish McDaris, Brandon Nolta, Terrie Leigh Relf, Jason Ridler, Philip Roberts, WC Roberts, Scotch Rutherford, Gwyn Ryan, Timothy A. Sayell, Natalie Stachowski, Michael D. Turner, and Nu Yang. Cover illustration by Phil Good

Some say he's profane. Some say he's profound. Some say he should shut up. He is not one to listen to others. Here now are some words to melt your mind from Catfish McDaris.