A surreal and satirical literary zine plunges into the bizarre and the shadowy. The debut issue of FLAPPERHOUSE presents a collection of eclectic short fiction and literary pieces that explore the strange corners of human experience, from the absurd to the sensual. It features a diverse array of narratives, including a tadpole crash-up derby, a drug runner fixated on David Bowie, and encounters with figures like Gala Dali and Stanley Kubrick, all contributing to a unique and unsettling atmosphere.

The debut issue of FLAPPERHOUSE offers a distinct blend of surreal, shadowy, and satirical literary content. The collection promises a wide range of imaginative and unconventional narratives, from the absurd to the sensual, as indicated by its diverse subject matter. The inclusion of varied elements like a tadpole derby, a Bowie-obsessed character, and historical/artistic figures suggests a creative and experimental approach to storytelling. This issue aims to provide readers with a unique and thought-provoking literary experience that defies conventional categorization.