Many articles have been written about our culture’s shrinking attention spans, largely blaming the rise of smartphones for our dwindling attentiveness. So one might reason … Read More
Pride Month has come to an end, but the fight for trans liberation extends beyond June. Whether you are trans, questioning, or an ally, these … Read More
In celebration of National Poetry Month, we have initiated a new regular series to highlight poets and what they are reading. For this first list, we … Read More
Short stories demand more of the reader (and writer) than a novel, which is why I’ve long preferred the latter. Novels are more forgiving, their … Read More
T.S. Eliot aside, April, with its changeable weather and motion, seems a peculiar month to designate for all things poetry. Yet, as one of the … Read More
It seems like we’re always on the precipice of a short story renaissance, of the year that the length of our bestsellers finally aligns with … Read More