The Taste: November 12, 2019
Who still buys White-Out, and why Twenty must-read works of innovative fiction The case for quitting social media A simple solution for bookish forgetfulness Why I read the Acknowledgments Call […]
Hardcore UFOs: An Interview with James Brubaker by Meghan Reed
It was really about finding the best approach to tell the story and serve both the characters and the mysteries they were chasing.
Flash Fiction: The Grand Am by Tyler Barton
Bad cries were things she hid. They happened in the Pontiac.
The Taste: November 5, 2019
There’s no substitute for print. Elena Ferrante has a new novel. The Americans who travel to Britain to live like Jane Austen. Ten useful skills for working as a bookseller. […]
The New Barbarians: An Interview with Kirby Gann by Curtis Smith
A novel should be more than its page-by-page performance.
Updated Poetry Guidelines!
The wait is over! Please note our updated poetry guidelines
Fiction: Sunblock by Tom Lakin
She can’t do it; she understands that clear as day. She only just met the man—what, an hour ago?—and she’s not sure he even knows her name.
The Taste: Tuesday, October 29, 2019
Who really wrote the Nancy Drew books? Haruki Murakami on what to do when life feels dark. How are words added to the dictionary? What are preorders, and why do […]
Poetry Submissions Opening Soon!
We’re setting the table to feast on your work! Poetry submissions will reopen on All Saints’ Day, Friday, November 1st. Watch this space this week for an update on our […]
ORIGINS: “Remember” by Dan Schwartz
There is a group of us that meets every two weeks, give or take a month, in a low-lit bar attached to a liquor store.
