. . . garish and two-dimensional.
- anonymous editor
The Moral of the GoryIf you’re looking for a splatterpunk anthology that wrings some positivity out of the carnage and nastiness, then this is the one for you. You’ll still get the cracked bones, exploded heads, and ruptured organs . . . but it will be delivered with a ray of hope.
It's All OvaryScandalous dink and linguistic acrobat Stone Ovaries joins Kevin and his preternatural balls as they attempt to escape Beautiful Prodigy World while evading Pizzazzster and her deadly allies.
Will Stone Ovaries betray her principles and compliment Pizzazzster's sparkly leggings? Will Kevin make it to The Spice Hall in Mindmushina Mall to get that bottle of Five Pepper Impalement hot sauce? And what about the bird that Stone Ovaries inadvertently let into the retail monolith? Be prepared to navigate a minefield of immaturity filled with bodily expulsions, princesses, deranged mothers, malapropisms, and guacamole. 
Open Your Ears, Cover Your NadsGrab your glazed nuts, mozzarella sticks, and beef jerky. Get ready for an ovary-the-top experience on Audible.
Organs, excretions, and severed limbs play a bleeding role in I Will Change the World . . . One Intestine at a Time, Douglas J. Ogurek’s inaugural collection of unsplatterpunk stories published by Plumfukt Press. These unabashedly over-the-top stories merge horror and bizarro elements while remaining true to the unsplatterpunk subgenre’s focus on a positive message.
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You think your neighbor's kids are spoiled? Wait until you meet Epy and Glucy Wonup. 
The UNSPLATTERPUNK! SmeariesThe UNSPLATTERPUNK! canon includes eight increasingly repulsive anthologies edited by Douglas J. Ogurek. The tales are doused in the gruesome content for which the splatterpunk subgenre is known, but they offer moral instruction—that’s where the “un” fits. Learn more about the series the British Fantasy Society called “memorable and thought-provoking.”
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Changing the World . . . One Intestine at a TimeDouglas J. Ogurek, purveyor of muck and hope, founded the unsplatterpunk subgenre. He runs, drinks coffee, listens to death metal, and chops words. Maybe he’ll change the world.
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Schlock! Webzine, November 2024 Step into the surreal Mentagnus Bay, where music, mystery, and a tense chase converge—will ambition or compassion triumph? 
Among the Warping Pillars of Skandelt
Schlock! Webzine, May 2024 Enter a bizarre world where a wizard uses a toilet seat to decide, a gunman uses a gun that doesn't shoot, and a musician draws inspiration from animals. 
Torrentious Pyreel's Defeat, Schlock! Webzine, May 2023
A jogger encounters an eccentric golfer who wants vengeance on Earth Day. Latest Film Reviews
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Short film quartet relies on shifting views, restrained performances and subtle humour to encourage reflection and underscore the complexity of fiction writing. 
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Screen time leads to scream time: AI gone haywire tale zeroes in on impact of technological surrogacy on child development. Latest Book ReviewsBest of Luck by Jason Mott
Strong pacing and redundancy collide in creature feature story exploring friendship and power structures. Hemlock Grove: A Novel by Brian McGreevy
Cheap beer in a crystal glass: gifted slackers from different sides of the tracks hunt for a monster. Skeleton Crew by Stephen King
Storytelling splendour: the enemy has been named, and the enemy isn’t what you’d expect. A Head Full of Ghosts by Paul Tremblay
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Check out Douglas's conversation with Mar Garcia at TBM Horror. They talk about unsplatterpunk, animal rights, likable villains, and much more. 
See Mar Garcia’s video review of I Will Change the World . . . One Intestine at a Time.
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. . . darkly funny and razor sharp.
- Garrison Somers, The Blotter Magazine and Corner Bar Magazine, on "Makeunder Maven"
A rambling, inchoate story. We'd like to have it for our spring issue.
- The Fear of Monkeys
