Robert Warf

"His name was Tim. Maybe not Tim, but Tom. Maybe it translated to that. I don’t remember beyond the T it started with. Names weren’t all that important to me since it was better to not name it anyway." today from @RWarfBurke!! havehashad.com/hadposts/work

Many thanks to @joshuahebburn and @havehadhavehad for giving this story a home!!

Fin. Blue ice, pale blue paper, the Aurora Borealis - actual heroin chic. Like most short story collections, the author is attempting (and succeeding) to paint a single world through repeated brushstrokes of theme and subject. Stay for fun cinematic turns toward the end.

Grateful to be included 🤠

Robert Warf just dropped a stellar review of Foreclosure Gothic on his substack. Read here: shorturl.at/ZqPbP

On Harris Lahti’s debut novel, by @RWarfBurke

A seven-foot tall garbageman, a purple velvet suit, a giant penis monster, a half-dozen CPR dummies, and a three-foot-long eel carcass — read Mentions by @RWarfBurke, @aaronlabaree, Jocelyn Szczepaniak-Gillece, Claire Christoff, and @katzwords. thedriftmag.com/mentions/

Happy Pub Day to Nadezhda in the Dark #DzancBooks Read an excerpt @PuncturedLines 🖤

Proofs of my book BODY OF EVIDENCE have arrived. The book has a unique design with a complex interior. The designers did an amazing job! Preorder from @PressUnbound at this link: unboundedition.com/product/body-o… #WritingCommunity @FCtwo @OSUCWA

New fiction by Raegan Bird (@raegan_bird). softunion.online/library/taste-…

SOMEBODY PLEASE by Dave Barrett, a collection of poetry. Publishing March 2026. More info and cover coming soon. Dave has appeared in several editions of NOON and we couldn’t be any more excited to share this collection with you all.

FOURTH WATCH ◯ Lamb @lmbonl spectrapoets.org/FOURTH-WATCH-b…

Delighted to have my short story, "Shorn," published in the newest issue of Louisiana Literature, A Review of Literature and the Humanities! @OSUCWA #WritingCommunity

Will have a couple tees, bookmarks, stickers for sale. Not lugging a bunch, so hmu if you want one. before/after readings, get a 120mm film portrait & answer a single interview question. Take ~6 weeks, ~1k words, and we can run it w the photo, probably.

A year ago THE CHAMP WAS HERE was published. Nathan Dragon talks woodpecker cadences, Diane Williams, and why there are no phones in his fiction. substack.com/home/post/p-18…

Here's a link to my series which includes "Women in War" nominated for Best Small Fictions and "Blackout Curtains" nominated for Best Microfiction. #writing Thanks @aredamnhoj bigother.com/2025/07/27/let… via @BigOtherMag

FG named one of @nytimes best covers of 2025!

We are honored to have published this essay by fictionist and father, Nathan Dragon.