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- Nearsightedness March 2, 2014
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- Brian Sousa, One Night in Salvador December 30, 2013
- Steve Glines, “War Stories 4” December 30, 2013
- Matt Potter’s, Earlier Again December 30, 2013
- Jackie Corley is late! She’s gritty and late! September 30, 2013
- Ordering Timothy Gager’s, The Shutting Door, $11 plus a free shipping option. September 9, 2013
- Aleathia Drehmer runs a gritty journal, shows her most grit. September 9, 2013
- Jenna Humphrey at her most gritty and boy do I owe her. August 26, 2013
- Who is xTx (not pictured) and is this her grittiest? August 12, 2013
- That’s one gritty Tower… July 29, 2013
- Susan Tepper gritty? I want to see this! July 15, 2013
- Sarah Sweeney’s intentionally exploitative, and totally autobiographical gritty poem! July 1, 2013
- Barry Graham is known for grit and “Blackhorse” is maybe the grittiest he ever wrote. June 22, 2013
- Wendy Ellis talks about and submits grit! June 3, 2013
- Robert Vaughan’s “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” is the grittiest work he’s ever done May 20, 2013
- Len Kuntz–The grittiest ever from Len May 10, 2013
- Jen Michalski brings her grittiest in a story from her new collection of novellas. April 29, 2013
- A Bit On the Bombing April 16, 2013
- Matthew Salesses shows us his grittiest work–“In My War Novel” April 15, 2013
- “Milk Carton Girl Turns 40” is the grittiest work by John L. Sheppard April 1, 2013
- Good Grit! Howie Good Grit. March 18, 2013
- How do you like your grits with Jon Konrath March 4, 2013
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- How do you like your grits cooked by Teisha Twomey February 4, 2013
- How do you like your grits? The grittiest story Rusty Barnes ever wrote. January 21, 2013
- The grittiest story Meg Tuite ever wrote January 7, 2013
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C.D. Collins, Sinvergüenza
Why is it C.D.’s most gritty: My most gritty story is about cocaine addiction. Sinvergüenza by C.D. Collins A coke head and a junkie are two different things. With junk you hit up and just drop out. You feel very … Continue reading
Brian Sousa, One Night in Salvador
Why it’s Brian’s most gritty: “This is the grittiest story that I have ever written because although I pass it off as fiction, it is 90% true, and based on some of the dumbest decisions I’ve ever made.” One … Continue reading
Steve Glines, “War Stories 4”
Why it is Steve’s most gritty: I first heard most of the story back in the 1970′s when I was drinking beer with some Vietnam War vets. When we got drunk enough I asked the question, “Did you ever kill … Continue reading
Matt Potter’s, Earlier Again
Why it’s Matt’s most gritty: “Well, the explanation and the images used are certainly the most graphic I’ve had published, and perhaps the most basic, but there’s a disconnection, a lack of intimacy that often goes with descriptions of intimate actions. … Continue reading
Jackie Corley is late! She’s gritty and late!
It’s my fault I lost track of time and product. Six days late NG is proud to present the amazing former whiz kid, Jackie Corley–boss of Word Riot for over ten years. Here is what she has to say about … Continue reading
Aleathia Drehmer runs a gritty journal, shows her most grit.
Aleathia has published me numerous times (seven, in fact) in her gritty In Between Altered States: Flash Fiction that crosses dimension. For someone so into grit, I was very curious about what she felt was her most gritty work. Her … Continue reading
Jenna Humphrey at her most gritty and boy do I owe her.
Jenna Humphrey buys books. She bought mine. Unfortunately she provided two addresses that the books were returned to sender. I must either get a correct one or return her money. I am a flawed individual so this post here is … Continue reading
Who is xTx (not pictured) and is this her grittiest?
According to xTx, the poem below is her grittiest work. If you’re a fan of her writing you might debate this (in the same way you might debate the best scene by Paul Newman or the most heart breaking human … Continue reading
That’s one gritty Tower…
Nathaniel Tower is a fine writer who edits and maintains Bartleby Snopes with Rick Taliaferro. As a writer he also maintains a long list of publications which you should check out. Out of these he had the task of sending … Continue reading
Susan Tepper gritty? I want to see this!
NG is happy to present Susan’s most gritty work called “Underground”. Important to note that this series isn’t the most gritty work we can find but rather the most gritty a given author has ever written, so if you’re looking … Continue reading
How Do You Like Your Grits 