TRACHODON 3, now available in print and ebook formats, features literary writing by some of today's most engaging authors. In "God's TV," a new story by Pacific Northwest Bookseller Award favorite Pete Fromm, a husband stands on the brink of fatherhood and looks into a future that's at once bright and impossible. Author Heather Clitheroe takes us into the mind of a clinical scientist and reveals a compellingly disordered view of the world. And in "The Littlest Goat," Daniel Pinkerton offers a portrait of a family man paralyzed by a fear of bridges, and over a homecoming weekend, peels back the layers to expose deeper fears that we all carry. In "Printer's Devil," an essay on artisan culture, Ray Scanlon recalls his summer apprenticing in a print shop when moveable type was still the industry standard. A portfolio of mixed-media visual art by Marianne Dages rounds out our third issue.Your purchase of TRACHODON 3 matters. For the price of lunch or a mocha, support this publication in print or ebook format and help maintain our reputation of "keeping the institution of literary magazines alive," (New Pages). Our volunteer staff is small and dedicated. Support the arts and artisan culture. Buy now!
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