Caesura
Priya begins by striking the words love, hate, heart, and feel from the computer’s vocabulary, and blocks the internet.
9 Black Horror Classics That Will Keep You Up At Night
Black writers have been making waves in the horror genre for a long time. In honor of this tradition, this list celebrates books that will keep you up at night.…
280-Character Story Contest
microfictions, illustrated {read}
From the Point of View of a Cat
By Czeck writer Karel Čapek, inventor of the term ‘robot’
Criminal Podcast: The Gatekeeper
“I keep saying, ‘Where’s the body? Kill someone’,”
Fantasyland
by Kasia Babis on the Nib
Shaughnessy
The eviction notice came in the middle of a long winter
100 Great Works of Dystopian Fiction
Tales about a world gone wrong.
Picking through the Ruins of your Dying Neighborhood
There is a plague upon our house. It’s making the thin wallpaper curl, the tongue-and-groove floors moan.
200 Years of Frankenstein
All the science that Mary Shelley experienced first-hand came together and led to her writing Frankenstein. {listen} I always loved the book as way to understand what a terrible burden consciousness…