In the Horns: The Things I Did and Did

Posted: August 28, 2009 | Author: | Filed under: Fiction | Leave a comment

We’ve been working hard this week on the summer print issue of BULL #3, so hard that we figure it deserves a proper spot in the horns. As does the newest piece by the ubiquitous Mel Bosworth, The Things I Did and Did. Another bus ride for BULL–a bit more salacious this time, but as always, discreet.

BULL gets a tan

Posted: August 25, 2009 | Author: | Filed under: BULLY For... | 1 Comment

Our site has spent the summer basking in those glorious sunbeams, resulting in the healthy, toasted glow you see here. We figure our new swarthiness may be a bit easier on the eyes for longer pieces, and may save your computer some battery life as well.

Whattaya think? Comment below.

George Hamilton, eat your heart out.

Two Good Men

Posted: August 24, 2009 | Author: | Filed under: BULLY For... | Leave a comment

Thanks and congrats is due to Bruce Harris and Doug Murano, who’ve proven themselves as top-notch drum-bangers in our Spread the BULL emailing campaign. These two gents will be the first to don BULL T-shirts hot off the screenpress. Our thanks to all those who got the word out, and look out on the site for said shirts someday… soon.

In the Horns: Sweet Tooth

Posted: August 20, 2009 | Author: | Filed under: Fiction | Leave a comment

A story this week for everyone who’s ever divvied up possessions with an ex, for everyone with a pocketful of the sweet stuff, for all you owners of stuffed, laquered, Mexican frogs. Sweet Tooth, by Robert Scotellaro. This one’s for you.

New In the Horns: The Convalescent

Posted: August 13, 2009 | Author: | Filed under: Fiction | Leave a comment

Joe Winter has sent us a story with heart — pig heart. This week The Convalescent comes home to the horns…

In the Horns: A Damn Fine… Poem?!

Posted: August 7, 2009 | Author: | Filed under: Fiction | 1 Comment
Normally BULL don’t traffic in poetry, but I can’t think of much more manly than a poem about hobos. And from the looks of this week’s Hobo Constellation, Jared Randall seems to know his ‘bos. So here’s something to put the thinking in Thinking Men. Or perhaps… Feeling Men? Whatever–this one is worth it.

PS. Hoboetry. Coined.