Why the latest literary trend favors short, punchy prose over epics. Novelists Anika Jade Levy and Jenny Offill weigh in.

Yellow Springs writer and artist Judy James released her second book, “Echoes,” on March 10, a collection that reflects more ...

Imaginist Literary Prize was officially launched on April 15, 2026. From today through May 15, the organizing committee of ...

The publication in 2024 of my debut novel Where They Lie, a crime novel set in the world of journalism in Dublin in the 1960s ...

The first time Eshani Surya wrote about her ulcerative colitis was for a writing class assignment at NYU. She began the short ...

She is a writer based in Vancouver. Her work has been published in Carte Blanche, English Studies in Canada and Exile ...

History of Heartache' chronicles the struggles of working-class characters leading hard-scrabble lives. Strickland appears at ...

Photographer and journalist Héloïse Darcie tells us about her experience on our Digital Photography Short Course and shares ...

Raised on her father’s improvised bedtime stories and encouraged early on in school, Ratna Damayanti Taha wrote her debut ...

A local filmmaker is turning personal loss and global tragedy into powerful storytelling — and putting Owensboro on the map ...

Ever dreamed of being a journalist but unsure where to start in an age where anyone can publish, algorithms shape visibility, ...