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Throwback Thursday: this 1974 ad for the Mego Super-heroes.
This comes courtesy of The Hypnotic Eye on Facebook. Take a look at the comments there — some people collect these zealously.
They even had dolls (yes, that’s what they were) for Conan the Barbarian and Mr. Mister Mxyzptlk.
“prayer upon an empty hilltop” selected for Cooch Behar Magazine’s Devotion Anthology.
I am thrilled to see my poem “prayer upon an empty hilltop” published today in Cooch Behar Magazine’s Devotion anthology. You can find it right here at Amazon.
Thanks yet again to Editor Sourav Sarkar for allowing me to see my showcased by this superb independent publisher in India.
My quest to develop superpowers continues.
Tonight I aspire to genius-level intelligence through massive ingestion of Smart Water.
THE WORLD IS MINE!!!!! BWAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
Cooch Behar Magazine includes my poem “Turning 41” in its Being Lost Anthology
I am so happy today to see Cooch Behar Magazine publish my poem “Turning 41” in its newest anthology, Being Lost. You can order it from Amazon right here.
Thanks once again to Editor Sourav Sarkar!
Cooch Behar Magazine publishes my poem “Industrial Revolution” in its Apology Anthology.
I am honored to share here that Cooch Behar Magazine has included my poem “Industrial Revolution” in its new Apology Anthology. You can find it right here.
Thank you, Editor Sourav Sarkar, for allowing me to see my writing featured again by this excellent publisher in India.
Throwback Thursday: this 1978 ad for “It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown.”
Cooch Behar Magazine publishes my work in its AIM anthology.
I am so honored that Cooch Behar Magazine has included my work in its new AIM Anthology, in celebration of World Common Literature Day on October 24th. You can find it right here on Amazon.
Thank you, Editor Sourav Sarkar, for allowing me to see my writing published by this excellent independent literature publication in India.
Mark Woodward wins Spillwords Press September 2025 Publication of the Month.
I hope you will join me in congratulating Mark Woodward for winning the Spillwords Press September 2025 Publication of the Month Award. Mr. Woodward won for his poem, “Crossed Wires.”
(And for those of you who voted for the short story of mine that was nominated, I do thank you.) 🙂
Care for a little spooky poetry for the Halloween season?
Then check out Local Gems Press’ new Halloween-themed anthology — Ghosts, Echoes & Shadows 2025. You can order it from Amazon at the link below:
(If you do purchase the book, I hope that you’ll peruse my poem about ghosts around Roanoke, “This Windy Morning.”)
Eric Robert Nolan, Author 