Where does Richard Peabody find these strange and delicious writers? This magazine is exotic, erotic and highly entertaining. Peabody packages high literary content for real (and surreal) people. I read some work aloud to my bat and he started frothing at the mouth. Bravo, Peabody!

Gargoyle 42 is a brilliant collection of brash, dynamic and creative literary works. Particularly moving is the hard-hitting "Boyfriend" by Jenny Badman. When this woman lays it out there, you'll feel it. Buy the book!

I loved this work! My fav section was the poem by Jenny B. It moved me and inspired me to make some changes in my life. This work was spellbinding, riveting and seductive. Encoré Jenny B!

This hot author is already outstanding. Not only has captured the heat of the moment, but she relates it to everyday life. It has flavor and edge. Loved it!

Fun book all the way around, from the Barbie-pink pages to the cover, not to mention the contents. This was at times a Barbie that I could have never imagined. My favorite story is "Twelve-Step Barbie", in which she lives in the L.A. area and as the title indicates has been out and about. There were some cult Barbies in "The Barbie Murders", a good sci-fi thriller. Another great story is "Barbie Comes Out" (one thing I love about this compilation is the self-explanatory titles). This was a fun adventure, and a perfect read for lazy summer weekends.

This wonderful book is full of wit and sadness. These stories and poems make one laugh, cry and wince, and through them all screams the voice of a culture obsessed. This book should NOT be out of print.

Loved this book! It has wonderful stories that illumnate the reasons for our love-hate relationship with Barbie. She's just a doll for goodness sake, let's stop blaming her for anorexia!! I loved the 12-step Barbie story best of all. This book rocks!

This is a strange and exciting magazine with high literary value and a nervous edge. I really enjoyed the work of Ray Bradbury, Rebecca Lu Kiernan and Ryan Van Cleave. As a disclaimer, I must admit Ms. Kiernan forced this issue on me and forced me to write a review. The woman can be scary.

I bought this book because I'm a huge James Dean fan...I really enjoyed them.Reading this book is worthwhile,even more so if you are a fan of Jimmy's.