Underground Voices started as an online literary magazine in 2004 publishing hard-hitting, raw, dark fiction, flash fiction and poetry. In 2006, it started publishing an annual print edition, alongside the monthly online issues. In 2009, Underground Voices expanded into a small press. And finally, in 2013, Underground Voices decided to become an independent book publisher only, publishing 1-3 books a year. One of those books is still the annual Underground Voices print anthology (a collection of short stories and poetry), so submissions are always welcome. Note: there were will be Kindle versions too.

Also see a summary of Underground Voices here:
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• FROM THE UV FILES
  2012 anthology of short stories and poetry.
• HOTEL OBLIVION
  2011 anthology of short stories and poetry.
• ON THE VERGE
  A collection of humorous blogs on everything and anything.

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05.03.13

Working back and forth with Tony DuShane on his beautifully written intro for the upcoming book, KING OF THE BAJA.

05.01.13

Prepping Scarred Canvas for print. PLUS another kind donation to UV.(Thank you!!!)

04.01.13

On the 1st day of every month this year, a generous writer has donated money to Underground Voices...

03.28.13

Tony DuShane, columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, will write the intro for KING OF THE BAJA...

03.25.13

In Memory of...

02.26.13

An advanced review of Scarred Canvas from The Ranting Beast

02.19.13

Underground Voices to publish KING OF THE BAJA The Writings of Robert Guskind

02.11.13

A nice review of Underground Voices' book Chewing The Fat

02.06.13

The Bound Galleys for RC Edrington's Scarred Canvas have arrived...

02.01.13

A look at Jeremiah Walton's site, Nostrovia! Poetry...

01.24.13

A review of Joseph Hirsch's Ohio at Dusk...

01.18.13

Poet JJ Campbell offers an early review of Scarred Canvas. Here.

01.14.13

The Sci-fi stories at Underground Voices. Here.

01.04.13

Underground Voices to publish RC Edrington's Scarred Canvas.

01.01.13

Underground Voices gets a new look as it moves from an online monthly magazine to a small press.

12.01.12

"From the UV Files," the 2012 print anthology is out. Here.