A twice-monthly author newsletter from novelist Beth Brower, mixing publishing news and personal updates in The Bookshelf with fiction set in St. Crispian's in The St. Crispian's Gazette. Readers get a behind-the-scenes look at her writing process and the Emma M. Lion book series.
Website: https://bethbrower.substack.com
Weekly essays by author A.R. Moxon mixing political commentary with literary and pop-culture analysis, including a long-running serialized humorous reading of the TV show Lost. Issues take a pointed progressive stance on US politics, media ownership and culture.
Cristian Mihai publishes short-form fiction in serial installments, each issue opening a new story with a distinct period and setting, such as a post-apocalyptic radio scene, a 1986 low-budget film set, and a rural wedding. Readers get dense, sensory, carefully crafted prose with strong concrete detail and a literary voice.
Quotidian Bagatelle delivers short literary microfiction, often one very brief story per issue, with lyrical, surreal and folkloric imagery. Readers get compact, evocative pieces that reward slow reading rather than practical information.
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