24 May - The first issue of Gigantic is out, and it indeed holds up to its name (or rather, needs to be held up). This puppy is big, but in a fun-to-read-on-the-bus sort of way, and I imagine the superlarge, four-color image by Nat Russel of dancing
24 May - The Massachusetts Review celebrates its 50th year of publishing, surviving, and thriving. Congrats MR!
24 May - Off the Shelf: Writes on Writing is a new feature on L.A. Times Books that debuted during the 2009 Festival of Books. So far, the Friday weekly features Tod Goldberg (Dungeons & Dragons, and iPhones and pizza), Nahid Rachlin (A room of her o
24 May - The Iowa Review offers a number of works from their most recent issue (v39n1) online, including a link to an audio excerpt of Tom Montgomery-Fates Saunter: A Conversation with Henry David Thoreau, and a work by Ron Tanner, Cats as Tuna which
24 May - Vicotria Strauss of Writers Beware Blogs! shares a comment on one of this weeks covers of PW.
24 May - Rare Audio from Anthology Film Archives (1964-1974)UbuWeb has announced a new project in their ongoing partnership with Anthology Film Archives in New York City. This is the first in a series of over 1,000 tapes from the Anthology historic a
24 May - A professed beer aficionado, I have to admit, Im looking forward to trying one of these this summer while reading the newest issue of Tin House, appropriately themed Appetites:The Tin House Martini was developed for Tin House magazine by Mr.
24 May - shaking like a mountain, the journal of literature about music, has added a blog feature called shaking riffs. SLAM is looking for bloggers who see the sinewy tissue connecting music and literature and want to write about it. Serious inquiri
24 May - Celebrating 20 years of publishing Free Lunch: A Poetry Miscellany, Editor Ron Offen and his staff look forward to many more years to come, as do their readers. Congrats!
24 May - Cinereach funds artful narrative and documentary films that depict underrepresented perspectives, cross international boundaries and start meaningful conversations. Film projects that are consistent with Cinereach’s ethos favor good storytel