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This list covers new SF/F/H print, online, and electronic periodicals (including regularly updated websites) seen by Locus magazine, focusing on those that publish fiction or revie...
This list covers new SF/F/H print, online, and electronic periodicals (including regularly updated websites) seen by Locus magazine, focusing on those that publish fiction or revie...
An excerpt from Famous Men by Julie Buntin At the Selden Awards, you’re Nathaniel’s guest, with your own seat at the best table. Two years and change, you say to the woman who asks...
Literary awards get dismissed for elitism. But more than ever, we need passionate and idiosyncratic champions for the books most worth seeking out.
To submit a poem, please send an email with the poem attached to poetry@texasobserver.org. We’re looking for previously unpublished works of no more than 30 lines by Texas poets wh...
In the Review’s June 25 issue, Joe Dunthorne writes about a recent oral history of the New York School poets and poses himself a challenge: “How to analyze a poetics of irreverence...
“Talking Classics,” “The Cruelty of Nice Folks,” “Glyph,” and “A Real Animal.”
The Center for Fiction reveals the First Novel Prize longlist
“For me, the hope was to make a human connection, help the student think creatively, and teach skills that would help not just the current paper, but their future writing as well.”
Our critic’s picks for going back to school. Plus: an Edith Wharton novella for a last gasp of the season.
Hemingway encouraged us all to write drunk and edit sober. But he didn’t really say how you should attend Metro Library’s OKC LitFest. Personally, I’d bring a spill-proof mug of co...
Here are some magazines that may occasionally accept both writing and artwork/photography submissions. Some of these are very well-known, while others are fairly small. You'll need...
“Daylight Come,” “Scavenging Beauty,” “Dooneen,” and “Queen Mab.”
The Lagos International Poetry Festival has named the ten writers who make up the inaugural cohort of its Craft and Development Lab, the free four-month mentorship program the fest...
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They include a coming-of-middle-age tale, the end of a Harlem-set trilogy, a sapphic gothic mystery, and more
Over the years, we’ve developed a wonderful and loyal readership here at The Englewood Review of Books! As you might imagine, many […] The post Reader Spotlight, Part 2: Books Writ...
At the Old News Newsstand, yesterday’s headlines are today’s hot scoops—discarded Timeses, out-of-vogue Vogues, cool zines, even vintage smut.
The summer issue of Frieze magazine had an article on Printed Matter, the bookstore in New York City that sells artists’ books. Artists’ books started out as a way to democratize a...
Marcia is publishing the first English translation of early 20th century woman of letters and feminist icon May Ziadhe; Ursula has been working on a review of the award-winning Leb...
Here are three newly translated works of fiction from across the globe, along with one classic work of true crime (as Capote would say, a “nonfiction novel”). Keep an eye on the si...
By Allison K Williams A writer friend had an essay rejected fourteen times. It dealt beautifully with the journey of her abusive father’s dementia, and recognizing that her now-car...
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