Police murders are like cockroaches: for every one you see there are a hundred others. “Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing
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Robots and Young Writers: Your Latest Lit News by Emily Ramser
As always, interesting things are happening in the writing world. First off, there are robots writing. Instead of writing novels, though, they’re writing sports articles.
The Only Girl in the Known Universe by Siân Griffiths
“From the moment Princess Leia appeared on screen, my friends and I loved every inch of her, from her flowing dress to her elaborate side buns. We wanted to inhabit her skin, to take on her confidence and resolve. We knew immediately Leia was no ordinary princess, no demure damsel in distress. A child herself, surrounded by danger on every side, she antagonized her captors with a fierce and unflinching wit: “Governor Tarkin, I should have expected to find you holding Vader’s leash. I recognized your foul stench when I was brought on board.” Yes, we cheered. You tell it, girl. Stick it to the man.”
Lavinia Ludlow and Curtis Smith in Conversation
Lavinia Ludlow is the author of two novels, alt.punk (2011) and Single Stroke Seven (2016). Both titles explore the successes, failures, and eccentric lives of
Publishing, Politics, Toast & a Feminist Fest: Your Lit News Round Up by Laurel Dowswell
Oh, The Toast is a ghost now. The extremely popular and engaging feminist literary website has posted its last Toast post.
The Service of Lesser Gods by Kelly Davio
In my youth, it wasn’t uncommon to see people collapse. Whole groups of them might go at once in an invisible sea swell that washed
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