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Michael Chabon's Wonder Boys uses the word simulacrum, and it made me smile because I like the word and didn't even know I liked t...

This is a guest post from Caleb J Ross, author of the chapbook Charactered Pieces: stories , as part of his ridiculously named Blog Orgy Tou...

Michael James Martin does some impressive things: I admit without much shame that in all my time as a reader, I have never wrapped my head a...

Major Inversions : Gordon Highland's debut novel. Dark and funny and sweet and twisted; twisted-sweet. A tale of the terrible things peo...

While not his most recent, this story has wedged in me. Sean Lovelace is a magician; his work (like all my favorite work) is unconventional ...

I have had webpages in the past, it's true; I remember fondly my Geocities webpage from 1997 or so, the existence of which was only to l...