Underground Voices Magazine

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Underground Voices Magazine
August 2006 issue
Editor	Cetywa Powell
Categories	fiction, flash fiction, non-fiction, poetry, visual arts
Frequency	Online (monthly) Print (annual)
First Issue	February, 2004
Country	United States
Language	American English
Website	undergroundvoices.com
ISSN	unknown

Underground Voices Magazine is an online and print literary magazine created in 2004. It caters to edgy, raw, dark fiction, flash fiction, and poetry. The magazine also publishes the works of visual artists. Published authors and visual artists include Ned Vizzini (author of It's Kind of a Funny Story, Be More Chill, and Teen Angst? Naaah...), Andrew Coburn (crime novelist and Edgar Award nominee for his first novel, Goldlilocks), Julia Solis (photographer), Tony O'Neill (NY musician and author), Shawna Kenney (author), S.A Griffin (poet), Charles Plymell (poet), and Mark Parisi (creator of the Off the Mark comic panel).