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The Empty City is a story about awakening to inner truths and one's own self. It is told in short episodes that describe a place, a d...

Earlier this year, Marco Polo Arts Magazine placed a call for one hundred stories one hundred words long. Close to five hundred internation...

To celebrate its 350th issue, the magazine WLT (World Literature Today) conducted a readers' choice contest. The poll was based on the ...

As a reaction to the massive scale of the self-publishing world and the growing number of e-books, GalleyCat now started a Self-Published B...

Its been over a year since the disasters hit Japan. While the world may have shifted their focus to other areas, the suffering of the peopl...

A Foal Poem is a full-length poetry book from Rose Hunter. Written in Mexico during the course of 2010, the poems form an outer journey t...

There’s an abundance of book blogs out there, with a wide range of themes: from current prize winners to crime and science fiction, and fr...

Abha Iyengar's novel Shrayan - an adult fantasy tale - explores an individual’s quest for acceptance in an unfamiliar and unforgiving...

Award-winning editor Tara L. Masih put out a call in 2007 for Intercultural Essays dealing with the subjects of “culture, race, and a sens...

In these times of globalization, when everything can get quite up close and personal, 23 individuals share with us their idea of the ‘Other...

In Fast Times in Palestine , Pamela Olson - a small town girl from eastern Oklahoma who goes on a supposed trip to Europe after finishing ...

My Mother Was an Upright Piano is Tania Hershman's second collection of short stories, and follows  The White Road which was commend...