Drunk Monkeys Volume One, Issue Four: Speaking in Infinite Detail

by Sarah Szabo, Kai Coggin, Jessica Santillan

The Kindle edition of the July issue of the literary & film website Drunk Monkeys!

FICTION

"Marketplace Children" by Jessica Santillan
"A Hand For Your Hip" by Lisa Bubert
"Caring For Prickly Pear" by Jake Buckholz
"Soup & Nail Polish" by Jennifer Todhunter

WRITER OF THE SARAH SZABO

Beer Mile
Fit of Inspiration

POETRY

"The Sins of Our Fathers" by Kym Cunningham
"The Alphabetical One" by Monica Goldberg
"There Will Be an Orchard/I Throw Fruit Into the Gully" by Kai Coggin
"Freedom of Expression" by Peter V. Duggan
"From the Mouth of God" by Ethan Strum
"Alzheimer's and Tulips" by Triin Paja
"Requiem" by Triin Paja

FILM

Captain Canada’s Movie Rodeo by Gabriel Ricard

ESSAYS

"Naming An Essay in Six Parts" by Naima Karczmar
"Mother's Voice" by Marcia Krause Bilyk

MUSIC

"Stating the Why Listening to Kendrick Lamar and Beyoncé Matters More Than Ever" by Levi Rogers


ART

"Animal Buskers and Other Works" by Monica Goldberg
"Mr. Butterchips" by Alex Schumacher

131 pages, Kindle Edition

Published June 28, 2016

About the author

Sarah Szabo is a freelance feature journalist/writer who has written for major Australian lifestyle publications for over a decade. When it comes to her literary heroes she has steadfastly maintained a case of arrested development, loving the books that made her laugh as a teenager. While technically past (ahem) the first bloom of youth , it is still the diarised wit and wisdom of self obsessed young people (Sue Townsend’s Adrian Mole, Geoffrey Willans Nigel Molesworth and Helen Fielding’s Bridget Jones) that are still her ‘go to’ books for quality ME time. A self obsessed teenager herself once and proud sibling to some Gen Y shockers, In Case of Emergency Please Notify: Jet Hunter is her paean to the glorious narcissism and unflinching insight of youth.