miCRo: “A Village Tries On Her Skin,” by A. A. Balaskovits
In this Shirley Jackson-like fable, A. A. Balaskovits gives us a glimpse into collective cruelty and our age-old fear of, and fascination with, difference.
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Author: Bess Winter
miCRo: “The News” by Laurie Blauner
From the very first line of “The News,” we’re plunged into an absurdist reality that we slowly come to realize is just reality as we know it.
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From Our Contributors: Erika Gallion Velasquez Shares a Playlist to Accompany “Paradise is Ours”
Robert and Adele Schiff Award winner Erika Gallion Velasquez shares a playlist to accompany her prize-winning essay.
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Folio: Family Secrets
In this folio to accompany issue 22.1, five writers explore family secrets.
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Video: “Your Inbox Is Too Much With Us—a correspondence,” by Jaye Kranz
Jaye Kranz shares this haunting excerpt of her poem, that takes us on journeys through email exchanges and ASCII landscapes that feel both déjà vu-like and oddly tranquil.
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Notes from the (Re)Design Studio: Introducing Our New Look
We recently reached a milestone: I handed our web design prototypes over to our developer.
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5 Minute Author Interview: Adam Ehrlich Sachs
An interview with novelist Adam Ehrlich Sachs, one of four writers participating in UC’s Fiction Festival
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5 Minute Author Interview: Maurice Carlos Ruffin
An interview with novelist Maurice Carlos Ruffin, one of four writers participating in UC’s Fiction Festival
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Notes from the (Re)Design Studio: Accessible Design on a Lit Mag Budget
How does a literary journal shape a web presence that’s both accessible and pleasurable to use, without breaking the bank?
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Notes from the (Re)Design Studio: How Should a Front Door Be?
We made some surprising discoveries about the way people do–or don’t– use literary journals’ homepages.
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