A few weeks ago, I went hunting for something I had written a long time ago, only to find that it no longer existed. The website that I had written it for was gone, and there was no trace of it on any archive. I don’t want to get too sanctimonious about this, but it’s a creepy feeling. As a writer, I make things and put them out for the world to see. And I know those things … [READ]
A high-stakes art thief. (she mouths off a lot) A reality show bounty hunter. (he’s kind of a sleaze) The ghosts that live inside their heads. (one good, one’s … [BUY]
A few weeks ago, I went hunting for something I had written a long time ago, only to find that it no longer existed. The website that I had written it for was gone, … [FIND OUT]
This week has seen a column on superhero-inspired poetry and a review of a comics poetry anthology, so Shea Hennum's "Moebius Strip" felt like the perfect addition to the mix. Moebius Strip Shea Hennum She was my two-page splash, My panel … [READ]
Because we’re geeks, we frequently find it’s easier to understand an artist’s work when comparing them to another artist, finding out the common or antithetical traits that bind them. Hence Dueling Auteurs, a column where we take two auteurs from any medium … [READ]
INK BRICK is an anthology of comics poetry; if you're curious about poetry inspired by/written about comics, consider checking out our latest Split 7-Inch feature examining Missing You, Metropolis and MultiVerse. DANIEL ELKIN: The English poet Percy Bysshe … [READ]
Welcome to Split Seven-Inch, a new feature of Loser City wherein we examine two pieces of media that are not necessarily closely related with each other yet still have something interesting in common. This time up, we're looking at the twin superhero poetry … [READ]
Us Loser City folk sometimes take trips outside the city limits, so this week we’re rounding up some of the places you might have seen Loser City citizens. Over at Previously.tv, Dylan Garsee bravely watched the 12 Monkeys pilot so you don't have to. Was it … [READ]