French vending machines dispense fiction instead of snacks
As our lives become busier and our screen-time perpetual, some have predicted that the short story would become the most readily-consumed literary form of the age. Now the city of… Read more »
The legendary Story Magazine lives again
In 1931, the husband-wife team of Whit Burnett and Martha Foley founded a literary magazine, and a legend was born. Publishing the likes of J. D. Salinger, Truman Capote, Gertrude… Read more »
Read this, and this, and this and this and this
Maybe you had the day off yesterday? Maybe like us you had exactly 123 things you wanted to read before the workweek started again. But maybe you’re also pressed for… Read more »
A freelance author empty wallet show and tell
Who Pays Writers?, a days-old tumblr, is already making waves in literary online circles. The site is simple in design, gentle even — a white field with gray text, no… Read more »
“A journal with its finger on the pulse …”
Novelist Christopher Boucher, the author of How to Keep Your Volkswagen Alive, published by Melville House in 2011, is also a full-time faculty member at Boston College and managing editor… Read more »