"I Turned Out Pretty Good" in the Pacifica Literary Review

Sean Gill's latest short story, "I Turned Out Pretty Good," may be read online in the Pacifica Literary Review, a Seattle-based literary arts magazine.

Two Sean Gill Films Premiere at 420 Fest 2015

Two new Sean Gill short films, VISIT GRAND CANYON (a paranoid travelogue)

 

and FANNY THE FRUGAL FOODIE (a low-rent cooking show starring Jillaine Gill),

 

will be debuting on Monday, April 20th, as a part of Video Mass' 420 Fest: Higher Channels, described as "an evening of late night cable television programming with a particularly dazed demographic in mind." 

The screenings will be held at Videology (308 Bedford Avenue) in Brooklyn, tickets are five dollars and are available here, and the entire program will be screening four times: at 7:00 PM, 8:30 PM, 10:15 PM, and 12:00 AM. 

"Mortimer's Sanctuary, and What He Found There" in Spark: A Creative Anthology

Sean Gill's latest short story (an urban fantasy, from the perspective of a cockroach) may be found in Volume VI of Spark: A Creative Anthology.  It is available for purchase, here and here, in print and e-book editions.  A 35% discount is available if with the code, "GILL-FRIENDS," but it expires on May 15, 2015.

"With Warm Wishes, M___" in the East Coast Literary Review

Sean Gill's latest short story (a consideration of a career autograph-seeker, entitled "With Warm Wishes, M___") may be found in the Winter 2015 issue of the East Coast Literary Review.  It is available for purchase in a print edition.

THE SUMMONERS premieres at Spooky Fest 2014

THE SUMMONERS, a new horror short directed by Sean Gill and Rachel Klein, will be premiering on Monday, October 27th as a part of Video Mass' Spooky Fest II.  It's a free event at Videology (308 Bedford Avenue) in Brooklyn, and the sixteen film program will be screening twice: once at 8:30 P.M., and again at 9:45.

Video Mass Presents Spooky Fest II: Video Massacre from Carl Conway Maguire on Vimeo.