Audere Magazine

18/05/2023

Chickadee Prince Books began in earnest as a going concern in 2015, with the publication of Jay Greenfield’s groundbreaking post-war, post-Holocaust novel, "Max’s Diamonds" and Mark Laporta’s classic young adult science fiction trilogy, "The Changing Hearts of Ixdahan Daherek".

The name came about in 2011, because Julianne, the daughter of founding editor Steven S. Drachman daughter, loves chickadees. She inspired the idea of having some kind of business with “chickadee” in the name.

CPB also added Audere Magazine, a lively web-magazine in May 2018, which, like CPB, publishes anything and everything, from fiction to memoir to political opinion!

10/05/2023

Are you an author or writter? Submit your novels to Chickadee Prince Books for publishing!! Click the link in our bio and fill out our form to submit your proposal today📚

05/05/2023

Fiction Friday-

"A Flash of Blue Sky" by Alon Preiss is a part of our popular fiction collection here at Chickadee Prince Books. This novel, set in 1980s, is about a turbulent attorney from New York. Read more about the book on our website and buy yourself a copy today!

01/05/2023

Pen Pearson is a writer from South Dakota where she teaches at Northern State University. She writes journal articles, poetry, novels, and anthologies. "Trespass to Chattel" (2009) and "Poetry as Liturgy" (2010) are two of her incredible poetry books. Check out her book "Bloomsbury's Late Rose" on our website and learn more about Pen Pearson!!

27/04/2023

"In Love With Alice" by Alon Preiss is a complex 20th-century love story that heartwarming and heartbreaking. This transending novel will make all its readers fall in love with Alice.

Find out more about "In Love With Alice" on our website and order your copy today!

24/04/2023

Memoir Monday-

"In the wake of the Six Day War, Aaron and Bonnie Leibel decided to emigrate to Israel."
Learn more about Aaron Leibel's memoir "Figs and Alligators" on our website or link in the bio!

19/04/2023

Meet Aurthor Donna Levin, our four acclaimed novelist!! Her four novels cover a vast array of genres, so be sure to check out her books on our website or through the link in our bio!

“[A] novelist to keep high on your reading list!” says the Los Angeles Times of Donna Levin.

13/04/2023

Are you an author or writer? If you have writings and need a place to share them, Audere Magazine is the place for you. At Audere, we believe that writing has no limits. There are no requirement, no specific generes, no rules or regulations. Simply submit your writings through the Audere magazine Website or the link in our bio! We cannot wait to publish you!

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11/04/2023

Granville Wyche Burgess writes the great novel, "The Last At-Bat of Shoeless Joe". If you are a sports lover, this book is perfect for you!!

Read more about this novel and other books offered by Chickadee Price Books on our website today! Link in bio📚

01/04/2023

Meet April's Author of the Month: Jay Greenfield

Greenfield is the author the book "Max's Diamonds". The idea for "Max's Diamonds" began when Greenfield was just 8 years old. His widely acclaimed novel about both Holocaust literature and post-war American novels was publish in 2016.

Learn more about Jay Greenfield on our website and order his book today!

27/03/2023

NEW WEBSITE LAUNCH
Check out Audere Magazine's new and improved website! Link in Bio

Audere is open for submissions and features writing of all sorts and all genres, from all kinds of writers. Articles are posted three times a week, so make sure you subscribe to stay up to date!

02/03/2023

Welcome to the month of March.

We made it through February. That was a tough one! Here is a poem about the month of March, from one of the great ones.

02/03/2023

This isn't about politics, it's about grammar. Bringing back an old New Yorker tradition, or trying, anyway.

In a tip of the hat to the New Yorker magazine, here is a "block that metaphor" column featuring, this week, a doozy from Mike Pence.

04/02/2023

Everyone should publish poetry, but most magazines do not. We still do! Here is a poem for this new, cold month.

A poem about February, for the first day of February, which you may not have read before from 19th century poet and artist, Rebecca Hey.

25/01/2023

Steven S. Drachman on that old Columbo episode that Natasha Lyonne loves so much, the one with John Cassavetes as a murderous symphony conductor.

Astonishingly, Etude in Black was co-directed by Cassavetes, so it ranks as an undiscovered classic in the auteur's filmography.

26/12/2022

In our magazine today, the final episode of a stunning, rediscovered space opera from the late great E. E. "Doc" Smith!

That vortex had to be snuffed out—but defended as it was by Uhalians in the air and upon the ground, how could Cloud make the approach?

26/12/2022

Catch up on our most popular stories of the year, from the to great and life in .

Here are Audere's most-read articles of 2022, from that memorable midnight smoker to robots with a conscience.

22/12/2022

The cynic's Christmas, poetry for the season.

Harry Graham was a funny, cynical writer of funny, cynical poems, a hundred years ago. Here are his thoughts on Christmas.

20/12/2022

Translated short fiction for Chanukah, in Audere Magazine.

"I only beg of you," he said to me, "don't make an unbeliever of the boy! Do not teach him that the earth goes round the sun!"

12/12/2022

Everyone has a list of the best of 2022. We have a list of the best movies of 1922. So we're off by 100 years. Math isn't our strong suit.

It's hard to believe that it's been a hundred years since the year 1922 came and went. What a year for movies!

10/12/2022

A new 1980s band, in 2022.

"Communication" is the most 1980s album you can imagine this side of 2020, though the music’s retro-tinge was not always intentional.

02/12/2022

"Sometimes your whole world can change when you see a billboard." New science fiction from

What if you could visit the past and change lives? Would you cross an arch between decades? What would you do?

29/11/2022

Why do we say Caffé Americano ... and should we stop?

I go into a restaurant, and I ask if they have decaf. They say: We have only decaf caffé Americano. Well. There is no such thing!

27/11/2022

When a loose atomic vortex crashed to earth through his home, destroying everything that had made life worthwhile—Doctor Cloud changed!

When a loose atomic vortex crashed to earth through his home, destroying everything that had made life worthwhile—Doctor Cloud changed!

25/11/2022

Happy Day after Thanksgiving, everyone.

What exactly is the purpose of putting Thanksgiving on a Thursday? What is today for, exactly, this aimless extra day?

17/11/2022

A prediction: Donald Trump will win the nomination. And the presidency.

The learned pundits writing Donald Trump's political obituary are being a little too selective. Trump will probably be our next president.

13/11/2022

Another Sunday comic strip written and illustrated by AI. Kind of New Yorkerish style.

In this comic strip, written and drawn by AI, a mermaid has a not-entirely-novel idea for how to spend the afternoon.

10/11/2022

A rediscovered science fiction classic from Walter Tevis, author of The Queen's Gambit.

Audere Magazine presents a rediscovered science fiction short story by Walter Tevis, the "Queen's Gambit" novelist, from 1958

10/11/2022

What did we laugh at 100 years ago? And is it still funny?

A dapper gentleman takes an unsatisfying ride on the New York subway, in this comic strip by Winsor McKay

10/11/2022

Sure, we publish . Everyone should publish poetry.

In September, Chickadee Prince will publish Bloomsbury’s Late Rose, by Pen Pearson, a great new novel about the neglected Edwardian poet, Charlotte Mew. In addition to publishing the novel, Chickadee Prince Books is further promoting Mew’s poetry in Audere Magazine, the CPB webzine, as well as o...

08/11/2022

Ever wonder why you are so angry all the time? Ever wonder how to change?

We all feel anger from time to time. But if you're angry all the time, it could be a sign of a bigger problem.

05/11/2022

Who knew?

If you think that Communism is a uniquely modern-day "evil," then think again. It's been with us for longer than you knew.

04/11/2022

Our latest "Things to Do in VR" column!

This Friday, beloved Saturday Night Live star Kenan Thompson headlines at the VR-only "Failed to Render" comedy club.

27/10/2022

Why do we love to be scared?

Horror stories can be a way to safely experience fear, to explore the dark side of human nature, and to understand our deepest anxieties.

26/10/2022

Journalist Aaron Leibel made to . He returned to America. His daughter remained. Here's their touching story.

Veteran journalist Aaron Leibel writes about his daughter in the Israel Defense Forces, a "hayelet bodida," or lone soldier.

25/10/2022

All of us have HAD terrible bosses. But some of us ARE terrible bosses. Are you? Here's how to tell, and what to do.

There's still hope for you! There are steps that you can take to become a better leader and improve your relationship with your employees.

24/10/2022

Episode 4 of Chickadee Prince author Mark Laporta's epic serial, in Audere Magazine.

His world strangely fragmented by competing political forces, Lozlian seeks refuge in his work — but to no avail.

23/10/2022

In Audere Magazine, novelist Donna Levin on re-reading and re-watching .

I did no flicking away from Jane Eyre. It really is a tale of passion, and choices, and true love, and I got lost in it.

21/10/2022

We love magazine cover , and we love the . So here is a combination of two of our favorite things.

A selection of magazine cover art from a hundred years ago. Life back then was probably interesting.