Zerowell Literary Magazine
Vol. 2
​A publication of Zerowell Books
Out Now!

Featuring:

Canalss

Canalss is a musician, poet, and fiction writer. His sophomore album, Done Sleeping, has been released by Zerowell Records and has been praised by outlets such as Austin Town Hall, comparing him to artists like Coma Cinema and Bright Eyes’ Conor Oberst. Influenced by the likes of Leonard Cohen, SSRIs, sitting in traffic, and sleepless nights, he is currently located in St. Petersburg, Florida.
 
For more visit:
zerowellrecords.com/canalss.html

Renzo Del Castillo

Renzo Del Castillo is a creative instigator, community builder, and a willing poet, who bridges gaps and builds empathy through creation, art, integrity, and love. Born in Lima, Peru, he has spent the last 15 years as an executive in the healthcare industry. He currently resides in Miami, but he prioritizes traveling to experience the tenets of other cultures. Del Castillo was a winner of the 2024 International Latino Book Awards and has won numerous other awards. His poetry has been published by Indie Earth, Literary Yard, the Acentos Review, the Scarlet Leaf Review, and the Ekphrastic Review. He holds a B.A. in English and an M.A. in Mass Communications.
 
For more visit:
renzodelcastillo.com

​Tina Klein-Baker

Tina Klein-Baker (a/k/a Tina Klein, Tina Baker and the original Tina B!) is an accomplished recording artist, performer, songwriter and corporate finance lawyer. Tina has now turned her hand to creating stories and currently resides in the state of hope that truth and beauty (which are essentially the same thing) will break through the toxic mess that our society is currently engulfed in.
 
For more visit:
www.tinabmusic.com
 
 

Byron Reade

​Byron Reade is a writer who is fighting to keep his corporeal form from becoming pixelated into a digital eidolon. 

Zerowell Literary Magazine
Vol. 1 
​A publication of Zerowell Books

Victoria Giang

Victoria Giang is the founder of Frisson: A psychosurreal feminine Chinese-English bilingual publication. Created in 2018, The Literary Zine focuses on themes such as women's literary and artistic efforts, alternative utopian living, and the regional and political history of East Asia. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in English literature and Master’s degree in Asia Pacific Studies. Her fiction, non-fiction, and scholarly work has appeared in Prolit Magazine, Hypocrite Reader, Mid-Level Management Literary Magazine (MIDLVLMAG), and others. She has recently returned to her hometown in South Florida after a long stint in Taipei. 

​Omavi Waite

Omavi Waite was born and raised in Florida. He is the author of a multipart poetry series: The Symphonic Series, ITTFMFM, SpaceLion, and Troubled Poet (forthcoming). He is also a spoken word artist. He was diagnosed with Autism at the age of two and at the age of five he was diagnosed with Nephrotic syndrome. His work has provided him with a therapeutic outlet to express his creativity. Although he has experienced such matters in his life, he has learned to identify himself through his spiritual self. He is Black American mixed with Jamaican, Belizean, and Cherokee Indian ancestry.

Veronica Abrams

Veronica Abrams’ speculative fiction novel debut, Night Vision was a Book Finalist for the St. Lawrence Book Award from Black Lawrence Press, the Tatterhood Review novel excerpt contest, and semifinalist of the Uncharted Novel excerpt contest.

Her short stories have appeared in publications such as BlazeVOX, Menacing Hedge, and Arcturus (from The Chicago Review Of Books). She was also a finalist for the 2018 Flexible Persona's
 Editors' Prize and her debut short story was a 2016 South Carolina Carrie McCray Memorial Award winner.

Veronica is the founder of Zerowell Books and Zerowell Literary Magazine.

$8

Zerowell Literary Magazines (along with Zerowell Music Zine) are currently for sale at the following locations:
(more locations coming soon!)

Missouri:
Vintage Vinyl, St. Louis 

North Carolina:
Downtown Books & News, Asheville

South Carolina:
Horizon Records, Greenville 

Florida:
Tiger Records, Jacksonville
​The Literary Lounge, Jacksonville
*Jacksonville Public Library, Jacksonville
​Maya Books & Music, Sanford
Rust & Wax Record Shop, West Palm Beach
The Dancing Elephant, Lake Worth
​Las Olas Kollective, Fort Lauderdale
ArtServe, Fort Lauderdale
Aunt Jenn’s Tea & Spice Shop, Wilton Manors
​Sweat Records, Miami 

*= availale to borrow via library checkout