Induction published



A new short story titled Induction has been published in the plucky first edition of Verb-ate-him literary journal.

Induction is at once a brutal introduction to the blandness of the contemporary office space and a sneaky glimpse into the inner lives of the  people clacking at their keyboards. It goes without saying that not everything is as it appears.

Verb-ate-him is a literary and art e-journal that was started at the precipice of two thousand and nine by a twenty-three year old in the little town of brisbane. Verb-ate-him loves new and experimental works and gets excited over new ways to play with wording and structure.

A paper-based version is in the works, but for now, head over to Verb-ate-him, sign up for updates and download the first issue.

And what does this delicious slab of new art and literature cost? Nothing. Not an electronic sausage.



4 Responses to “Induction published”

1. lisa says:

   15 April, 2009 at 9:14 am

   Oh dear, I am one of the masses stuck in a bland contemporary office space mindlessly clacking at my keyboard. I must read your story immediately.
2. lisa says:

   15 April, 2009 at 9:23 am

   Good stuff!

   (I am Andrew.)
3. The Author says:

   16 April, 2009 at 10:10 pm

   Thanks Lisa. I must be careful with this story to avoid identification with any of the characters. Suffice to say, without naming names, Andrew wasn’t a great imaginative leap.
4. White: New Story Published | short stories delivered digitally says:

   4 September, 2009 at 11:22 am

   [...] reading pleasure at Poor Mojo’s Almanac(k). It’s very much in keeping with the style of Induction, my last published piece in that it’s stripped back and kind of cold. Not surprising [...]