Misfit Issue 42, Summer 2026

Misfit Magazine Issue 42 has been released with two of my poems and a review of my last book!

MISFIT Issue 42 was published this week and it is editor Alan Catlin's final issue as he's finally going to retire. He insisted in going out with a bang, as the issue is packed with badass stuff and includes many great contributors such as Tony Gloeggler, David Chorlton, Damon Hubbs, Juliet Cook, Jeffrey Zable, Charles …

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fertilize your blackened hatching lying egg codez — [Another Cut-Up Creation] (@ Blood+Honey Magazine)

Following yesterday's post titled 5 experimental poems published by Blood+Honey magazine, I wanted to post the first one Blood+Honey published in case you didn't get a chance to go check them out on their site, though I encourage people to do so. This piece (all of them actually) was created using the cut-up method. Here is …

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5 poems by Scott C Holstad @ Blood+Honey

5 experimental poems published by Blood+Honey magazine

Last week, Blood+Honey Magazine published "five poems by Scott C. Holstad." I wanted to announce that, to thank the editors for supporting experimental & political writing/art, for supporting my work & publishing these poems. It's a batch I'm pretty proud of. I used the cut-up technique virtually exclusively for all five poems & 11 pages …

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The Piker Press

“Typical. Of Course It Worked!” published by The Piker Press this week

The Piker Press published a short nonfiction piece of mine this week that is termed an "essay" in that publication which in this case basically means a short true story, meant to be funny. Specifically an old college story which (hopefully) ends on a funny note. You can find and read Typical. Of Course It …

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