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Tag Archives: Literature
A screaming comes across the sky
The American Book Review is an award-winning publication that specializes in reviews of often neglected or under-rated novels, poetry and literary criticism from small, regional and university presses. Not long ago they published a marvelous list of the “100 Best … Continue reading
Posted in Books, USA, Writing
Tagged American Book Review, Literary criticism, Literature, Moby-Dick
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Fables for Living
Readers with a proclivity for short-form fiction will relish Electric Literature. This uber-cool multimedia literary magazine can be read on mobile devices, e-readers or even in traditional, old-fashioned paper format. Publishing for three years, Electric Literature commissions work from contemporary … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Books, ebooks, Tech, USA, Writing
Tagged Electric Literature, Literature, Publishing
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Which Books Should You Read
You don’t have to be a student to appreciate this well constructed flowchart from Teach.com . “Which Books Should You Read This Summer” was created to encourage students to pick-up a few good books this summer even if they don’t … Continue reading
First Cut Is The Deepest
Michigan-based artist Thomas Allen creates exceptional lively and entertaining illustrations using figures that he cuts and folds from secondhand and castaway books. Some of his earlier book art was based on the always saucy cover art from pulp fiction paperback novels … Continue reading
Heavy Reading
At first glance they appear to be well-worn old library books, but these heavy tome are actually created from salvaged building bricks. The faux literary works are the work of Melbourne, Australia artist Daryl Fitzgerald , who stencils cover art … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books
Tagged Anna Karenina, Australia, Ernest Hemingway, Literature, Melbourne, Victoria
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Play Literary Geography
Created in 1933 by cartographer Paul M. Paine, The Booklovers Map of America Showing Certain Landmarks of Literary Geography is a charming guide to many of our favorite literary places. Working during the 1920s and 1930s, Paine designed or co-designed … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Books, History, Maps, USA, Writing
Tagged Geography, Literature, Map, Paul M. Paine
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