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Free stuff from Phosphene Publishing:
- Collections of poetry, short stories, essays, and interviews with literary figures
- Sample short pieces from selected Phosphene Publishing releases; .
- Complete works or collections by individual authors.
- Humor and various other fun things
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The Best of Phosphene
Edited by Christopher Dow
Phosphene (1978–79) was the first independent literary magazine published in Houston, Texas. Featuring poetry, short fiction, and essays, it provided an outlet for talented writers from the city, state, and, occasionally, other regions. This collection presents some of Phosphene’s best pieces and is a must for those interested in Texas literature from the period. (PDF: 188 pages/656k: formatted for loose-leaf binding)
| Lazaro Aleman | Pat McCulloch | | Judson Crews | Robin McQuorquodale | Earl L. Dachslager
| Kathryn Stewart McDonald | | Robert Dante | Harryette Mullen | | Christopher Dow | Marsha Lee Recknagel | | Jan Henson Dow | Barbara Winder | | Gene Fowler | Christopher Woods | | Archibald Henderson | And others |
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The Best of Dialog
Edited by Christopher Dow
Dialog (1983–84) was the second independent, general distribution literary magazine published in Houston, Texas. With a bimonthly press run of 10,000, it featured poetry, short fiction, essays, and interviews with important regional and national writers. This collection presents some of Dialog’s best pieces and is a must for those interested in Texas literature from the period. (PDF: 195 pages/688k: formatted for loose-leaf binding)
Featuring work by
| James Bettison | Elizabeth McBride | | Richard M. Bolling | Robin McCorquodale | | Robert Dante | Vassar Miller | | Christopher Dow | Harryette Mullen | | Marie Dybala | Marie Ponsot | | Lionel Garcia | Pattiann Rogers | | Enid Jimenez | Christopher Woods | | Phillip Lopate | And others |
Interviews with
| Lionel Garcia | Cynthia Macdonald | | Leon Hale | Michael McClure | | Phillip Lopate | Marie Ponsot |
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The Abbey Stone
Bartholo Dias
Before disappearing into the jungles of the Amazon Basin in 1986, Bartholo Dias was a very special contributor to the poetry scene in Houston, Texas, and touched the lives of a number of local writers. The Abbey Stone is the single collection of poems that Dias left behind. (PDF: 24 pages/204k: formatted for looseleaf binding)
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Alchemy of Breath
Christopher Dow
An introduction and practical guide to Chinese chi kung exercises for health and well-being. The author has thirty years of experience with tai chi chuan and chi kung. (PDF: 55 pages, illustrated/2.8m, formatted for looseleaf binding)
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Scott's Flow Chart
Download this humorous flow chart that will enable you to work your way out of almost any difficulty with ease and without anybody pointing the finger at you. (PDF: one page)
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