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  • 01.17.12
    The Most Popular Stories of the Month

    The Most Popular Stories of the Month

    We post hundreds of links on @fsg_books. Here's a look at which ones received the most clicks in the past four weeks. (Discounting our own Favorite Reads from 2011 feature, which people really, really liked.) “King of the Hyperpolyglots,” The Morning News "

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  • 10.14.10
    A Literary Journal on Every Platform: Electric Literature

    A Literary Journal on Every Platform: Electric Literature

    It may seem foolish to start a literary journal at a time when fewer people are reading books, and doomsayers fill column inches with "death of literature" jeremiads. But Andy Hunter and Scott Lindenbaum have developed a new approach that seems to work: find great short fiction and get it to the people wherever they are. They're also producing a number of more experimental approaches to narrative and technology that… well, we'll let Andy tell you himself. -Ryan Chapman Chapman: Give us a brief overview of Electric Literature and how you distribute the work to readers. Andy Hunter: Electric Literature was created as an optimistic response to the fear many were feeling in the face of a changing medium: what the obsolescence of the printed word meant, specifically, for literary writing.

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