Title | Posts | Author | Latest Post | ||||||
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Book Review Editor Wanted | 1 | Dan Cafaro | over 11 years ago by Dan Cafaro | ||||||
Electric Lit url | 3 | Susan Gibb | almost 15 years ago by A | ||||||
community building? | 7 | A | almost 15 years ago by A | ||||||
Issue #2! | 1 | A | 15 years ago by A | ||||||
for experimental purposes | 3 | Meg Pokrass | 15 years ago by Meg Pokrass | ||||||
POSTING STORIES! - a message from EL | 2 | A | 15 years ago by Meg Pokrass | ||||||
stuff to do to be a writer | 19 | A | 15 years ago by Ben White | ||||||
Response times of EL? | 3 | P. H. Madore | 15 years ago by A | ||||||
Response times of EL? | 1 | P. H. Madore | 15 years ago by P. H. Madore | ||||||
Short Story Now | 4 | A | 15 years ago by Travis Kurowski | ||||||
Electric Literature is a bimonthly anthology of short stories created by writers tired of hearing about how literary fiction is doomed. We often hear that no one reads anymore, and yet everywhere we look we see people reading—whether it be books, blogs, twitters, or text messages. Before we write the epitaph for the literary age, we thought, let’s try it this way first: select stories with a strong voice that capture our readers and lead them somewhere exciting, unexpected, and meaningful. Publish everywhere, every way: paperbacks, Kindles, iPhones, and eBooks. Make it inexpensive and easy to obtain. Pay writers. Be entertaining without sacrificing depth. Create the thing we wished existed.
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