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Chair of miscarriage of justice body quits after criticism
UK Politics · United Kingdom

Chair of miscarriage of justice body quits after criticism

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Girls Who Journal Have Always Been Radical - Los Angeles Weekly Times
New York City · New York

Girls Who Journal Have Always Been Radical - Los Angeles Weekly Times

When I was nine, I wanted to be Harriet the Spy. I stalked my neighbors with the same misplaced confidence Harriet brought to her rounds on the Upper East Side, clutching a Mead composition book and scribbling down whether Mrs. Pine smoked in the house (she did) and if the mailman liked cats (he didn’t). I told myself I was practicing observation and discipline, preparing myself for the writer’s life, or whatever my understanding was of it at th…See the Story
A Series of Unfortunate Salaries: Maris Kreizman on Fighting the Publishing Industry’s Elitism
United States · United States

A Series of Unfortunate Salaries: Maris Kreizman on Fighting the Publishing Industry’s Elitism

I’m marching on a picket line outside the offices of HarperCollins, the publisher of this very book you’re now reading. It’s a gray and freezing day in Lower Manhattan, right near Wall Street, and every now and then an errant snowflake lands in my hair so that I feel foolish for not bringing a hat. […]See the Story

Sarah Chihaya’s Relationship With Books Is Complicated - Electric Literature

When I think about reading, I think about a kind of hunger that only exists in my memory. As a child, I did not think about time or food or my physical body or even where I was, really, while reading. I devoured books in a way that now seems almost mythical, with a fullness of attention I find difficult to summon for anything these days. I used to think of this hunger as love––until I read Sarah Chihaya’s memoir Bibliophobia, in which she descri…Read Article

This Coworking Space Runs on Sisterhood and Toxic Conformity - Electric Literature

The ParlorEvery cell of the building’s interior oozes with pink. Shades of bubblegum. Rouge. Peach so ripe, you can feel its sun-beamed juice roll sloppily down your cheek. Millennial reminiscent of every Y2K-style skirt in your hometown H&M that you couldn’t afford to buy in high school.You enter the lobby. Scents of jasmine, honeysuckle, and white generational wealth gust towards you in a perfumed bubble. Your Doc Martens make a muted thump as…Read Article

Harris Lahti on Ripping From the Headlines of His Life - Electric Literature

Foreclosure Gothic, Harris Lahti’s debut novel, is a chilling, absorbing, searingly memorable work of gothic fiction. Portents loom around every corner—vultures, scythes, unattributable screams—and nature is a “witch’s brew of mistrust” where hulking garbagemen roam alongside necrophiliac raccoons. While such spooky surrealism may occasionally skew the picture, don’t be fooled—Foreclosure Gothic is a deeply human, and deeply personal, story abou…New York State · New YorkRead Article

7 New Sci-Fi Comedies You Don’t Want to Miss - Electric Literature

Science fiction has always been a genre of escape, one that especially speaks to those of us eagerly waiting to be abducted by aliens or dreaming of robot armies battling on undiscovered planets. We want adventure, some intrigue, and the novelty of the never before seen.While some readers may prefer a more dignified or even meticulous sci-fi, I tend to enjoy stories that have just as much a sense of humor as they do a sense of adventure. Comedy …Science Fiction · United StatesRead Article

My Obscenity Deserves to Be Seen - Electric Literature

The Cat Sitter by Genevieve PlunkettThe couple showed up behind my apartment building on the hottest day of summer. I hadn’t heard their truck drive onto the lawn, hadn’t seen the blue and red of their tent going up outside my first-floor window. I never felt a sense of intrusion combing the back of my neck. They were just there, and they seemed perfectly unembarrassed and casual, like people sitting around a yard sale with Diet Cokes. Squatters…Read Article

Hanif Abdurraqib and Anthony Thomas Lombardi on the Importance of Artistic Community - Electric Literature

I was thrilled to get some time to talk to Anthony Thomas Lombardi about murmurations, mostly because I see things in this book that I’m so incredibly drawn to within my own work. Namely, there’s a comfort with obsession, a comfort with staying in one place and not seeking answers, or seeking a way out. I felt like I was both looking into a sort of warped mirror of my own excitements and obsessions and also still learning from what the reflectio…New York State · New YorkRead Article

"Sour Cherry" Reinvents a Classic Tale to Interrogate Cycles of Abuse – Electric Literature - Corruption By Cops

“Sour Cherry” Reinvents a Classic Tale to Interrogate Cycles of Abuse  Electric Literature Source link The post "Sour Cherry" Reinvents a Classic Tale to Interrogate Cycles of Abuse – Electric Literature first appeared on Corruption By Cops.See the Story

The 10 Most Extreme Experiments Known to Literature - Los Angeles Weekly Times

Experimental fiction is more popular than you might expect. An impressive 37.6% of Americans prefer it to more traditional forms—that’s nearly 100 million people if you scale it to the current adult population. And of those who prefer their fiction to be formally adventurous, the experiments they most enjoy are abstract language and nonlinear plots. They do not want encyclopedic novels or prose that, like this introduction, comments on the art o…Literature · United StatesSee the Story

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