Empty Sink Publishing

Empty Sink Publishing Dedicated to publishing works from new, emerging or established writers and artists that encourages the reader or observer to reevaluate their surroundings E.

WHO WE ARE

Empty Sink Publishing is dedicated to publishing works from new, emerging, or established writers and artists that encourages the reader or observer to reevaluate the world around them. Started in August, 2013, we want work that stretches the mind, defies convention, and offers a new perspective on life. ADAM DUBBIN, Publisher

Adam Dubbin is a writer/editor/photographer from the swamp

lands of north-central Florida. Adam graduated from the University of Florida with a Bachelor’s (B.A.) degree in Classical Studies, and additionally earned a Master’s of Science (M.Sc.) degree from the University of Bradford (UK) in Archaeological Science and a Master’s of Science (M.S.) in Audiological Science from the University of South Florida. While currently employed as a sports statistician with a major sports technology firm, he has also worked in the fields of audiology, journalism, electrical engineering, genetics and environmental sciences. Among other online contributions, he has had photographs published by the BBC, as well as copy edited interviews and research articles published on AudiologyOnline.com. When not working or writing, Adam enjoys the culinary arts, gardening and sports. BRANDEN HART, Executive Editor

Branden is an author living and working in San Antonio, Texas, with his wife, and a neurotic coonhound. He has work published in Toasted Cheese Literary Magazine, Down in the Dirt Magazine, and in the upcoming anthology from XChyler Publishing, Shades and Shadows. Branden and Adam have been writing, editing and publishing together since 2006, when Adam and the other folks at daily magazine TheSequitur.com brought Branden on as an editorial board member-at-large. During their time at TheSequitur.com, Branden and Adam collaborated on and edited hundreds of articles, covered the Bonnaroo music festival four consecutive years, and successfully staged a coup to overthrow a dictatorial regime in a third world country (one of those things is not true). WHAT WE WANT

Empty Sink Publishing is currently accepting submissions of fact and fiction, prose and poetry, and visual media. We are currently not accepting video submissions. We want anything with a fresh perspective on traditional subjects. We are picky. If we reject your submission, it doesn’t mean we don’t like you. It just means that you don’t fit the Empty Sink Publishing mold. It could also mean you are a sh*tty writer, but we probably won’t tell you that in the rejection letter. WHO WE LIKE

Since we’re just starting out, we don’t have much published that will give you a good idea of what we’re looking for. So here is our list of writers and artists we enjoy and admire: this should give you a good idea of our tastes. BRANDEN: Mark Z. Danielewski, Chuck Palahniuk, Etgar Keret, Stephen King, John Crowley, Dan Simmons, Mark Helprin, Frank Zappa, Warren Ellis, Garth Ennis, Brian K. Vaughan, Haruki Murakami, Neil Gaiman, David Wong, Katsuhiro Otomo, Neil Stephenson, Victor Gischler, Harlan Ellison, Philip K. Dick. ADAM: Irvine Welsh, Kurt Vonnegut, John Steinbeck, James Michener, Ayn Rand, George Orwell, H.G. Wells, Arthur Miller, Gabriel García Márquez, Plato, Sonic Youth, Douglas Adams, Tom Robbins, Aldous Huxley, Milo Aukerman, Greg Graffin, Edgar Allen Poe, Stanley Kubric, George Carlin, Darren Aronofsky, Ludwig van Beethoven, Charles Mingus. HOW TO SUBMIT:

To submit to Empty Sink Publishing, go to our submissions page linked below. http://emptysinkpublishing.com/submissions/

09/28/2020

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"Fairy stories such as Beauty and the Beast and Rumpelstiltskin can be traced back thousands of years to prehistoric tim...
09/11/2019

"Fairy stories such as Beauty and the Beast and Rumpelstiltskin can be traced back thousands of years to prehistoric times, with one tale originating from the bronze age, academics have revealed.

Using techniques normally employed by biologists, they studied common links between 275 Indo-European fairy tales from around the world and found some have roots that are far older than previously known, and “long before the emergence of the literary record”."

Study of fairy story origins traces some back thousands of years, with one tale dating back as far as bronze age

"The paradox of human nature, our obsession with the skies, and the realities of transplant surgery: Books in brief. Bar...
01/18/2019

"The paradox of human nature, our obsession with the skies, and the realities of transplant surgery: Books in brief. Barbara Kiser reviews five of the week’s best science picks."

Barbara Kiser reviews five of the week’s best science picks.

A TRANSCENDENT Excerpt: “Dogs” by ESP contributor Christopher S. Fuqua!
01/15/2019

A TRANSCENDENT Excerpt: “Dogs” by ESP contributor Christopher S. Fuqua!

Fritz had been the last dog of his childhood, the last before his mother left for good, never looking back or making contact again. Her decision had come the night she and the old man sat on the fr…

"So books can not only stretch your brain, but also make you a better person. Now to dig down and actually read more."
01/09/2019

"So books can not only stretch your brain, but also make you a better person. Now to dig down and actually read more."

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"In the new year, it’s time to buck this trend. But how do you find the time to read full-length books—and why should yo...
01/06/2019

"In the new year, it’s time to buck this trend. But how do you find the time to read full-length books—and why should you bother in the first place?"

Want to kick off the New Year with a new habit? Reading is a great way to relax, strengthen your brain, and improve your health. Here’s how to fit more books into your life.

"From early on, she advocated for complex roles for women and for serious engagement with social issues. According to St...
01/06/2019

"From early on, she advocated for complex roles for women and for serious engagement with social issues. According to Stamp, Weber made films about the fight to abolish capital punishment, about drug addiction, about urban poverty, about the campaign to legalize contraception."

The first American woman to direct a feature-length drama, Weber made woman-centered films with daring commentary. She's barely known now, though the rerelease of two major works may change that.

“Grave of the Fireflies,” the 1988 film that was Takahata’s first for Studio Ghibli, is a still-stunning example. While ...
01/03/2019

“Grave of the Fireflies,” the 1988 film that was Takahata’s first for Studio Ghibli, is a still-stunning example. While suffused with near-fantastic elements, “Fireflies,” based on a late-days-of-World-War-II story by Akiyuki Nosaka, mostly uses animation to heighten a harrowing realism.

Isao Takahata’s 1988 masterpiece finally gets a proper theatrical run in New York.

"There’s the slightly high voice of James Joyce, reading an excerpt from Ulysses. A warbling recording captures Lord Ten...
01/03/2019

"There’s the slightly high voice of James Joyce, reading an excerpt from Ulysses. A warbling recording captures Lord Tennyson reciting a poem. J.R.R. Tolkien has a short conversation with a tobacconist. There's hours of testimony from WWI soldiers. The national archive of music lives there too, as do hundreds of recordings of nature, the sounds of industry, the oral histories and decades of theatrical performances."

The British Library is fighting time and budget constraints to save its vast collection of audio recordings

"Some truly brilliant books have been published by women in 2018—so many, in fact, that it was nigh-on impossible to whi...
12/29/2018

"Some truly brilliant books have been published by women in 2018—so many, in fact, that it was nigh-on impossible to whittle down the list to just 18 books. But, here are 18 books that really stood out this year, grabbed our attention and didn't let go until we'd reached the very last page."

It's been a great year for women and books.

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