Last weekend we launched a new micro-site called Oneirisms, which was conceived as a public dream journal. Also, we fixed the submission form on Supraterranean.

An essay about Supraterranean was recently published by the web magazine Reality Sandwich, and we now have a map view of posts so you can see where contributions come from.

Information about the first release from Supraterranean Books.

The Thumpme blog has a bold mission: “Between now and December 25, 2010, I’m going to immerse myself in the wispy pages of the bible, running from front to back, Old Testament to New.”

The first Supraterranean e-book should be ready for distribution by early July. It’s a compilation of written work from throughout the last four years, called “Seeking the Upward Spiral.”

It’s very exciting for me to report that Supraterranean has come one step closer to being a true self-publishing magazine. Thanks to the TDO Mini Forms plugin by Mark Cunningham, anyone can now submit creative work regardless of whether or not they have a contributor account on the site.

After nearly three weeks of inactivity on Supraterranean, I plan on having a new issue ready for you on Monday, May 17. Stay tuned for developments once I get more settled in my new home.

The Audio podcast debuted on April 15! In other news, I’ll be moving out of the country on May 7, so I can’t guarantee new posts on the main page this week or next.

Things are changing so fast at Supraterranean these days. Two months ago we launched the Prana Genius blog. Now today I’m pleased to introduce our third blog, Flux Window, which will be run by Michigan native Jacob Rendell.

A landmark event for Supraterranean happened late Tuesday night, but I was in such a rush that I didn’t make an appropriate announcement.

If you haven’t visited the Links page recently (or ever), this would be a good time to do so. Thanks to a fancy, shmancy Wordpress plugin, links will now display in a more reliable way — and you can submit your own!

Welcome to the new “Site News” category on Supraterranean! It became clear to me that I need to improve communication efforts from the administration end of the site.