Posts Tagged "issue 111"

Words for Thought

by A. C. Wise on Aug 31, 2018 in Nonfiction, Slider | 0 comments

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COLUMN: A.C. Wise discusses short fiction about ghosts, memories, artificial intelligence, and other forms of consciousness.

Interview with Cover Artist Stacey Robinson

by Russell Dickerson on Aug 30, 2018 in Interviews, Nonfiction, Slider | 0 comments

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Interview with Cover Artist Stacey Robinson

INTERVIEW: Russell Dickerson interviews cover artist Stacey Robinson.

Between the Lines

by Laura Zats and Erik Hane on Aug 29, 2018 in Nonfiction, Slider | 0 comments

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COLUMN: Laura and Erik discuss what it means to be an author and the public visibility that comes with it.

The Barnum Effect

by Celia Neri on Aug 28, 2018 in Short Fiction, Slider | 4 comments

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SHORT FICTION: Monday. “Pisces. You started showing your hidden skills and people are noticing! Accept the changes that are coming.”

A Theorized Form of Matter

by Ashely Adams on Aug 27, 2018 in Poetry, Slider | 0 comments

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POETRY: An original poem by Ashley Adams.

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Page Advice with Mallory O’Meara and Brea Grant

Are reading challenges worth it? What should we expect of our favorite authors on social media? Page Advice is dedicated to serious reader questions and are answered by a pair of book nerds!

Between the Lines with Laura Zats and Erik Hane

Are you a reader interested in having modern publishing issues answered in a smart and accessible manner? Two industry professionals will walk you through all things Amazon, the Big 5, and James Patterson.

Join Words for Thought reviewer A.C. Wise each month as she examines works that speak to each other through theme or tone.