Proper Imposters Available for Preorder!
Proper Imposters is available for preorder from University Press of Florida!
A journal of art and literature published by the University of West Florida
Proper Imposters is available for preorder from University Press of Florida!
Jason Ockert, author of The Body Collector which is included in Proper Imposters, was recently interviewed by Panhandler Books managing editor Hannah Bocz and Zachary Helton.
Mauricio Montiel Figueiras, author of Crowd which is included in Proper Imposters, was recently interviewed by Panhandler Books managing editor Hannah Bocz and Zachary Helton.
Nathan Holic is the author of Bright Lights, Medium-Sized City, a not-so-medium-sized novel from Burrow Press. He is also the author of The Things I Don’t See (Main Street Rag) and American Fraternity Man (Beating Windward Press).
Maxx Sizeler (he/him), born and based in New Orleans, is a visual artist of many media and fine woodworker. Maxx received a MFA from The University of New Orleans, a BFA from Parsons School of Design New York, and attended Parsons at the American College in Paris.
The editors of Panhandler Books are thrilled to announce Proper Imposters: Four Novellas, forthcoming in Fall 2024!
The editors of Panhandler Magazine are excited to feature this new interview with Taije Silverman on her new poetry collection, Now You Can Join the Others.
Soynika Edwards-Bush is a self-taught artist, mother of four, and wife, born and raised in Prichard, Alabama. Bush is an activist in the most compassionate and complete sense. Her work is bolstered by her dogged participation in the community from which she comes, ever striving to present new models and find ways to uplift.
Roscoe Hall is a painter living and working in Birmingham, Alabama. He has been a working chef simultaneously while practicing his craft for nearly 27 years. He received his B.F.A. in photography from the University of San Diego and his M.A. from the Savannah College of Art and Design.
Matt Daly is the author of the poetry collection, Between Here and Home (Unsolicited Press), and the chapbook, Red State (Seven Kitchens Press). He is the recipient of a Neltje Blanchan Award for writing inspired by the natural world and a Creative Writing Fellowship in Poetry from the Wyoming Arts Council. His second full-length collection of poems is forthcoming from Unsolicited Press in 2024.
Jane Tardo is a sculptor, fiber and mixed media artist born and based in New Orleans. Experimenting with many visual and physical techniques, their practice is surreal, wacky and diverse, incorporating imaginative sculptures, textile art, and technologies in both two-dimensional and three-dimensional works.
Nicole Salimbene (b. Trinidad, CO) is a Washington, D.C. based artist working at the intersection of poetics, psychology, environmentalism and contemplative practice. Environmental, spiritual, and political issues from her background circulate in the conceptual and material choices within her work.
Jo Ann Block is a Los Angeles, CAbased mixed media artist investigating queer history, sexuality, and identity as they are inscribed within historical and contemporary culture.
John Alleyne is an Assistant Professor of Art at Southern University and A & M College, and Program Leader of the Visual Arts program. He currently lives and works in New Orleans, LA and Brooklyn, NY.
Rin Kelly’s stories have appeared in The Kenyon Review among other journals. She studied at the New School and was a fellow at the Stabile Center at Columbia School of Journalism. A scholarship in her name has been established at The San Francisco Writers Grotto.