Showing posts with label Chico. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chico. Show all posts

Saturday, March 23, 2013

From the Empirical Archives: A Moment With Paula Beehner



A Moment with Paula Beehner
Originally published in the September 2012 issue of Empirical


Empirical recently discovered a gifted artist in our own backyard. Here, we got the chance to chat with Paula, and gain some insight into her world of photography.

Saturday, December 29, 2012

Saying Goodbye to 2012!

Good morning Empirical community,

We are so excited to ring in the New Year here in Chico. The town is quiet. Without the presence of the college students, there is a veritable pall over the sun-drenched streets, freshly scraped after the strong rain that stung the greater North State. The February issue is at the printer and the January issue is now on shelves. 

If you are curious about the new issue, there is an introductory video that is nestled in the left sidebar of the blog. We also have a variety of videos that give a brief glimpse of what is in store for you when you immerse yourself in the latest issue. 



Also, we are offering advertising on the blog for the first time. We have had over 800% growth on the blog and we want to extend new opportunities to you in order to help you grow with us. Right now we are limiting the number we have available. There are 10 sidebar ads available for $50 each. You would provide an image, a link, and a caption.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact me at dan@empiricalmag.com. 

Happy New Year!





Saturday, December 15, 2012

Grassroots

Good Morning Empirical Community, 

What we need from you today to help us grow together and really make this grassroots Chico magazine take flight is pretty simple. By following our blog you serve notice that people want to read our magazine. So if you have a moment today, please follow our blog. 

It is very simple. You can either follow in the Empirical community section on the left side of the page, follow by Google +, or simply follow by email. While you are doing so, please register for a FREE digital 3-month subscription to Empirical for taking the time to help us out (you can see the link in the task-bar of the blog). 

We thank you and wish you a wonderful holiday season.

Friday, December 7, 2012

F Jay Fuller Delights Fans


F. Jay Fuller, author of Shadows in Winter, was at the Wildcat store on the California State University, Chico campus today talking to readers about his most recent release. Pictured with him is Tara Grover Smith, CEO of Cool Waters Media, the mastermind behind Empirical magazine and Cool Waters Press (Shadows in Winters is the first release from Cool Waters Press). Tonight, from 6-8pm, at Lyon's Bookstore in Chico, CA, Mr. Fuller will be in attendance at an event for local authors in the surrounding community. 



Tuesday, November 27, 2012

Announcing the Best Fiction and Poetry of the Year


Just In Time For The Holidays

Cool Waters Press announces its first annual collection of the best fiction and poetry published in Empirical magazine. We here at Empirical love to not only produce a quality magazine, but as well bring great authors (both fiction and non-fiction) and poets to the forefront of the publishing industry. We will be featuring excerpts from the collection throughout the month, but I have included a broad overview:


May 2012 

The Storytellers – Laura Rittenhouse (fiction) 
Picnic – Kenneth Weene (fiction) 
Syrinx – Nina Kossman (poetry) 
My Doctor – Troy Jollimore (poetry) 
Your Voice – Walter William Safar (poetry) 
Psychadelic Substance – John Elywn Kimber (poetry) 
Belief Systems – Betsy A. Riley (poetry)


June 2012

The Solitary – Anne D’Arcy (fiction) 
Hush – Mikelle Gaines (fiction) 
Street Bequest – Cake! (flash fiction) 
“L” is for Lichen – Martin Willitts, Jr. (poetry) 
Mother – Hazel Quigley (poetry) 
On a Theme by Keats – George Freek (poetry) 
Chalk Talk – Marc Shapiro (poetry) 
Exist – Rachel Kuintzle (poetry)


July 2012 

Wonderland, Neverland, and Oz – Randall Auxier (fiction) 
Beside Blue Horse Creek – Louise Young (fiction) 
A Flight of Paranoia – Derek Keeling (fiction) 
Paper Palace – Jami Kali (poetry) 
Winter Flies – Gary Metras (poetry) 
Submarine – Christopher Woods (poetry) 
Silent Symphony – Betsy A. Riley (poetry)


August 2012 

Sneakers – Aaron Gudmunson (fiction) 
Things Look Nice – William Cass (fiction) 
Charred Cat Ears – Melissa Darcey (fiction) 
The One Who Carries the Sun on His Back – Louise Young (fiction) 
The Imitator – Alexandra Wilson (poetry) 
Japanese Garden in a French Mind – Stephanie Sears (poetry) 
To Perform – Maude Lauke (poetry) 
Energy Independence – Edward Zahniser (poetry) 
Assisted Living – Mercedes Lawry (poetry) 
In Paris – Catherine Edmunds (poetry)


September 2012 

My Thoughts Exactly – Jennifer Hanno (fiction) 
Coyote Dreams – Louise Young (fiction) 
The Farm – Sabah Muhammad (fiction) 
Here – Robert Balun (fiction) 
Let Her Be a Flower – Lara Gularte (poetry) 
Joining the Thousand – Maude Larke (poetry) 
Conference of Crows – Francis Opila (poetry) 
Scratch Apple – Christopher Bacavis (poetry) 
Yang Guifei’s Welcome Feast – Bryan Jones (poetry)


October 2012 

One Brother – Karim Julien (fiction) 
Discontinuity – Mike Berger (poetry) 
Johnny – CS Fuqua (poetry) 
Bathsheba – Gary Corseri (poetry) 
The Woman in McDonalds – Richard Luftig (poetry) 
The Rites of Wealth – Lorna Davis (poetry) 
Savages Came – Christopher Wolfe (poetry)


November 2012 

In My Father’s Silence – Finn Kraemer (fiction) 
What I’d Ban – Carol V. Davis (poetry) 
Molar – Carol V. Davis (poetry) 
Cycling – Travis Laurence Naught (poetry)


December 2012 

Maman, Maman – Jaime O’Neill (fiction) 
Globster – Laura Elizabeth Woollett (fiction) 
Shadows in Winter – F. Jay Fuller (fiction) 
Capsized – Shannon Rooney (poetry) 
Within the Going – Peggy Aylsworth (poetry) 
The Bridge, the Warrior, and Blue Eyes – Peggy Aylsworth (poetry) 
Drought Conditions – Travis Laurence Naught (poetry) 
Voices II – Carol V. Davis (poetry)


As you can see, there is a lot of wonderful poetry and fiction in this collection. It is available in print and on Kindle. Be sure to follow the blog to receive updates about stories from the Empirical archives, as well as what we are planning in the future.

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