Customer Reviews

Gargoyle 41 (No.41)

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Where does Richard Peabody find these strange and delicious writers? This magazine is exotic, erotic and highly entertaining. Peabody packages high literary content for real (and surreal) people. I read some work aloud to my bat and he started frothing at the mouth. Bravo, Peabody!

GARGOYLE should be required reading for every creative writing class. This work sparkles with literary elegance and discipline, bubbles with sex and boils with blood. BUY IT! You will feel these writers breathing on your neck deep into the night!

GARGOYLE is arousing, disturbing, seductive. Too high brow to be pornography, exciting and shocking. Sci-fi/Gothic/Sex Graphic Literature with a Punchline. Richard Peabody has invented a genre!

Obligatory disclaimer...I'm in the magazine ("Rock and Roll Roadtrip". Editor Richard Peabody took a piece that I'd been working on for some time, and made some critical suggestions and cuts that transformed the story. In fact, it was nominated (and not by Richard) for a Pushcart Prize.

GARGOYLE is the best literary magazine ever produced by anyone in Washington, DC. This issue is one of the best, but all are an excellent compendium of hip, cutting-edge fiction and poetry.

I loved this work! My fav section was the poem by Jenny B. It moved me and inspired me to make some changes in my life. This work was spellbinding, riveting and seductive. Encoré Jenny B!

Gargoyle 42 is a brilliant collection of brash, dynamic and creative literary works. Particularly moving is the hard-hitting "Boyfriend" by Jenny Badman. When this woman lays it out there, you'll feel it. Buy the book!

This hot author is already outstanding. Not only has captured the heat of the moment, but she relates it to everyday life. It has flavor and edge. Loved it!

This dynamic work of literature inspired me to take more chances in my life. I found it captivating, seductive and dark. Keep up the awesome work!