Triptych is building an archive of strange, gothic speculative work. While digital copies of (most) everything will be available in some way, shape, or form, we also want to leave detailed records of what exactly we are publishing, and who we are publishing. To that end, we have compiled this list below.
Author: Carston Anderson
Contributors:
Jackie Marley
Nemo Arator
Gio Clarival
R.J. Breathnach
Alexander Sharov (Translation)
Triptych Chapbook Series Issue #0
Author: Carston Anderson
Triptych Chapbook Series Issue #1
Author: Morgan Kier
Contributors:
Jane Rose
Lewis Hugo
Joseph Gilbride
Angelisa Fontaine-Wood
Nick Young
Nathan Poole Shannon
Lux Kickapoo-Johnson
Contributors:
Donny Sullivan
M. Ursula Chmiel
Sarah Jackson
Lila Bovenzi
Ashley Mangtani
Zach Shea
Author: Carston Anderson
Contributors:
[TBA]
Contributors:
Jane Rose (5/11/2026)
WP Walsh (7/5/2026)
Walter and Evangelina Sarett (8/1/2026)
Angelisa Fontaine-Wood (08/23/2026)
T.S. Carney (08/24/2026)
Erin Lunde (09/01/2026)
Louis Bourgeois (09/06/2026)
William J. Cagle (09/09/2026)
Issue #1:
Carston Anderson
Issue #2:
Carston Anderson, David Earl, Sumaiya Akter, Abbie McCabe
Issue #3:
Carston Anderson, David Earl, Lila Bovenzi, Susan Matteucci, Madeline Schrand
Volume #2 Issue #1
[pending]
Carston is currently an Associate Member of the National Coalition of Independent Scholars while he finishes a Masters degree at the University of Massachusetts Boston. From 2025-2026 he received two Brian Rattigan Scholarships in Creative Writing. On rare occasion he publishes his own creative work. Some of his previous and unrelated fiction has been archived in his university Special Collections. Carston spends most of his time writing and publishing on archival studies, small press ecosystems, and science fiction studies. His most recent published short story, SHE, can be found in Issue #1 of Corollary Science Fiction Magazine.
His independent research on archival studies and small press ecosystems has appeared in Esoterica Magazine, The American Printing History Association, and his essay Archives for everyone(?) is forthcoming in Antae in 2026.
He runs Triptych, which is one of two confirmed still active print journals at UMass Boston. After his graduation, Carston intends for Triptych to continue as a fully independent press rather than an independent student-run publication at UMass.