Gnashing Teeth Publishing

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welcome to our newest Gnasher – Joe Russo

We are excited to announce Joe Russo has joined the team at Gnashing Teeth Publishing as our Social/Media Guru . He has already got our brand new Instagram up and running and is working to spread the word about our current Poem of the Day feature.

Joe Russo is a traveling gypsy, residing in such places like Orlando, Florida; Katy, Texas and finally New York City, New York. As a teen, Joe was interested in theatre, but soon found that the stage was a little too bright and insisted that his presence belonged on the page.

Joe’s writing borders the line between tragedy and comedy because, to him at least, that’s exactly what life does. At times funny and light-hearted and at other times shocking and breath-taking Joe captures slice’s of life that are near and true to normal everyday life.

Joe has been published in Linguistic Erosion, Farther Stars Than These, Leaves of Ink, Likely Red, Event Horizon, Centum Press, and Door is A Jar magazine.

Joe will be working to increase our social presence, publicize our Calls for Submission, market our publications, and more. We are excited to have him as part of the team. If you need to reach him for any media inquiries, he can be reached at joe at our URL (gotta fight those spammers.)

He is happy to be joining the Gnashing Teeth team!

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Pushcart Prize Nominees for 2023

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