Been so busy with work stuff that I haven’t gotten the chance to share that my story “A Field Guide to Death on Cascade Head” was published in the latest issue of @GburgReview
If 2016 is a guide, there'll be a push to anoint some author from a big commercial publishing house as the person who can explain what's happening. We've seen how that goes, and it's one reason that support for independent publishers and their books is more important than ever.
it’s worth noting these lecturers had been negotiating for better pay in the several months before this decision, which is not only heartless but spits in the face of students as well, who flocked to these courses (some of the most popular for undergrads) for at least a decade
New on our blog: Morgan Magdalinski discusses the lack of aromantic and asexual representation in literature.
“Unfortunately, many publishers won’t even consider books that do not feature a romantic or sexual storyline.”
https://t.co/MT5UnuA8jM
Today's @atlasobscura podcast episode features two OA Witching Hours filled w sound & magic: @tinyarmoredone's "8:45 pm at the Selinsgrove Speedway" & @halliepritts' "10 pm in Muriwai." Don't miss the rare chance to hear these transportive place portraits: https://t.co/sztm2MkHXr
The press will reportedly close at the end of the year after university officials opted to eliminate its $300,000 annual budget. The news comes months after the nearly century-old press partnered with Whitworth University to launch a new academic imprint. https://t.co/rXvRj6g93D
Writers Hannah Pittard, Andrew Ewell, Anna Shearer, and Ryan Fox were friends at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. Then the betrayals started, and the books followed. https://t.co/8XWi7tDRWF
These days, “in order to get exposure, you have to make the kinds of content that the platform is prioritizing in a given moment,” Chayka says.
https://t.co/bfpjTEdgPf
Today on our blog: @jenamlui shares why Asian American representation in books needs to expand beyond side characters and stereotypes.
“I want to create a literary world where people like me exist.”
https://t.co/mRRt57lSOp
Y’all, I’m still reeling. I lost both my editor and publisher yesterday in one fell swoop! My editor/publisher @likaluca was the first person to tell me it was time for me to write down my story. She is responsible for my 2 book deal at Pantheon for a sum that makes me giddy.
Check out my investigative piece on Love Is Blind, the Netflix hit that sold itself to cast members as a pure-hearted psych experiment—and is currently being sued for false imprisonment, labor violations & setting people up with dangerous soulmates
https://t.co/57EMal66dl
The Whiting Foundation is hiring! We're looking for a Program Assistant with an avid interest in contemporary literature and a passion for organization, detail, and project management to support our grantmaking. More info here: https://t.co/74GIpcvPYi