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The information to the right was obtained using illegal
methods. It is all true.
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decomP is an
online literary magazine that is updated monthly. We have been in existence since April
2004 and we were originally called Decomposition Magazine. We have
contributors from all over the country, and recently, have begun to see a
large fan base in places like London and Scotland.
decomP
Editor-in-Chief Jason Jordan (pictured right) is a writer from New Albany, Indiana,
who always says he's from Louisville, Kentucky, because people actually know where that
is. His work has appeared in The2ndHand, Pindeldyboz, VerbSap,
and many other publications. Jordan's first book is entitled Powering the Devil's Circus.
He is in the MFA program at Chatham University, in Pittsburgh. Visit him at his
blog.
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Poetry Editor Misti Rainwater-Lites (pictured right) has published several of her chapbooks and
full-length poetry collections at lulu.com. Additionally,
Misti has three chapbooks available through other publishers: Lullabies For Jackson through
Kendra Steiner Editions, Dripping Milk through Erbacce Press and All Aboard The Mindfuck
Express through Scintillating Publications. Visit her at her blog.
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Art Editor Jason Behrends (pictured right) is the Editor of the online arts journal What to Wear
During an Orange Alert. He is a father of four, living in, and consuming the culture of,
Chicagoland. When not interviewing writers, artists, and musicians, he can be found scribbling
paranoid suburban prose on the backs of bubble mailers and gallery flyers. Visit him at his
website.
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Staff Reviewer Nick Ostdick (pictured right) divides his time between Milwaukee and Chicago.
He is the Editor of RAGAD, a literary broadside and online magazine of fiction. His
work has appeared widely in such places as Slow Trains, Pindeldyboz, Word Riot,
THE2NDHAND, and Letter X. Visit him at his blog.
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Founding Editor Mike Smith (pictured right) is a writer and writing teacher who
lives in Louisville, Kentucky. He edited decomP from April 2004 to December
2007. His work has appeared in The2ndHand, Opium Magazine, and Automiguel.
His first novel is Tell Christian I'm Sorry and his second novel is
Tremendous Power of Concentration.
Visit him here.
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