Colored Chalk, the zine: Issue Three

The Colored Chalk zine once again has me at the helm, wearing the editor cap. The theme: Life After Fire

Suffering an unbiased attack we are entirely reactionary. Some call this response the truest kernel of instinct and accept death with stoic certainty. Some call death the culminated answer to questions asked of gods over an entire lifetime.

Yet some survive. Carrying for the rest of their lives the burden of informed choice.

The following stories are those choices…

This issue, I think, is out best yet. It features stories by Nik Korpon, Michael A. Kechula, Anthony David, Richard Thomas, Chris Deal, Charles King, Michael Paul Gonzalez, Joel Shoemaker, Sean P. Ferguson, Mark Grover, and Keith Haworth. Google all of them, read some of their other stories. I promise you won’t be disappointed.

As always, the issue can be viewed online and can also be printed and stapled for local distribution. Onward, and fill all the empty tables at neighborhood coffee houses, bathrooms, and daycares.

Don’t forget that Colored Chalk is always open to submissions. Check out the Colored Chalk homepage for guidelines and information on the issue 4 theme: Big Brother In My Pocket.

Click here to see the issue is all its magnificent page-turning glory.