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About Blog Dactyl Review is unlike any other fiction review site, helping readers find the particular kinds of «literary fiction» they prefer.
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0:00 — Intro 10:20 — Headlines: Woman Sues Over Drive Trailer, Werner Herzog to Play Villain in One Shot, Disney to Re-Release Four More Movies in 3D, Tower Heist to Get Comcast VOD Release 33:45 — Review: The Ides of March 56:00 — Review: Real Steel 1:21:45 — Trailer Trash: Young Adult 1:26:55 — Other Stuff We Watched: Catching Hell, The Real Rocky, Halloween II, Blood Feast, A Nightmare on Elm Street 2: Freddy's Revenge, A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors, The Innocents, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Black Sunday aka The Mask of Satan, Black Sabbath, The Blair Witch Project, The Living Corpse aka Dracula in Pakistan, Horror of Dracula, The Lion King, The Beaver, The Company Men, Pee - wee's Big Adventure, Miracle, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, Submarine, Mimic, George Harrison: Living in the Material World 2:23:00 — Junk Mail: Supporting Filmmakers You Like, The Disney Vault, LOTR Theatrical vs. Extended Editions, Fantasy Films Piggybacking on Harry Potter, Henry Rollins and Kobe Bryant, Mathematical Equation for Determining the Best Directors, Friend in Me Remix 2:57:40 — This Week's DVD Releases 2:59:30 — Outro
His fiction, essays, and reviews have been published in The New York Times Learning Network, Gawker, Santa Clara Review, 2 Bridges Literary Review, Glint, The Other Journal, and Indiana Review.
Its policy is to publish poetry, short fiction, essays, creative nonfiction, memoir, essay reviews, nature - writing, translated work, literary journalism, and other autobiographical, historical, religious and scientific writing of literary distinction.
Nicole @ Feed Your Fiction Addiction recently posted... Bite - Sized Reviews of Long Way Down, Nyxia, Hanna Who Fell from the Sky & My Heart and Other Black Holes
Here are some book review and ebook review sites I recommend at the moment: Complete Review (Translated fiction with links to other reviews), Literary License (new novels), Chamberfour.com (group literary review blog), Books Blog (Guardian group blog), Quarterly Conversation (extended book review essays), Black Sheep Dances (longer reviews of translated fiction), Mumpsimus (eclectic reviews of books and movies with a slight preference for speculative stuff) and Mary Whipple's Seeing the World Through review and ebook review sites I recommend at the moment: Complete Review (Translated fiction with links to other reviews), Literary License (new novels), Chamberfour.com (group literary review blog), Books Blog (Guardian group blog), Quarterly Conversation (extended book review essays), Black Sheep Dances (longer reviews of translated fiction), Mumpsimus (eclectic reviews of books and movies with a slight preference for speculative stuff) and Mary Whipple's Seeing the World Through review sites I recommend at the moment: Complete Review (Translated fiction with links to other reviews), Literary License (new novels), Chamberfour.com (group literary review blog), Books Blog (Guardian group blog), Quarterly Conversation (extended book review essays), Black Sheep Dances (longer reviews of translated fiction), Mumpsimus (eclectic reviews of books and movies with a slight preference for speculative stuff) and Mary Whipple's Seeing the World Through Review (Translated fiction with links to other reviews), Literary License (new novels), Chamberfour.com (group literary review blog), Books Blog (Guardian group blog), Quarterly Conversation (extended book review essays), Black Sheep Dances (longer reviews of translated fiction), Mumpsimus (eclectic reviews of books and movies with a slight preference for speculative stuff) and Mary Whipple's Seeing the World Through review blog), Books Blog (Guardian group blog), Quarterly Conversation (extended book review essays), Black Sheep Dances (longer reviews of translated fiction), Mumpsimus (eclectic reviews of books and movies with a slight preference for speculative stuff) and Mary Whipple's Seeing the World Through review essays), Black Sheep Dances (longer reviews of translated fiction), Mumpsimus (eclectic reviews of books and movies with a slight preference for speculative stuff) and Mary Whipple's Seeing the World Through Books.
Her stories have appeared in the Oxford American, New Stories from the South, McSweeney's Quarterly, American Short Fiction, Mississippi Review, and many others.
Print Fiction Magazines • Critical Magazines • Online, Electronic «Zines • SF / F / H Specialty Bookstores • SF / F / H Online Booksellers • Book News & Reviews • Newspapers • Big Five US Publishers • Other US Publishers and Imprints • UK Publishers and Imprints • Australia • Canada • Audio, Electronic, & POD Publishers • Audio, Electronic, & POD Publishers
The October issue features interviews with Connie Willis and Nisi Shawl, a column by Kameron Hurley, an obituary of David A. Kyle, and reviews of short fiction and books by Connie Willis, Alvaro Zinos - Amaro, Chuck Wendig, Naomi Novik, Jennifer Mason - Black, and many others.
From Lorrie Moore's earliest reviews of novels by Margaret Atwood and Nora Ephron, to an essay on Ezra Edelman's 2016 O.J. Simpson documentary, and in between: Moore on the writing of fiction (the work of V. S. Pritchett, Don DeLillo, Philip Roth, Joyce Carol Oates, Alice Munro, Stanley Elkin, Dawn Powell, Nicholson Baker, et al.)... on the continuing unequal state of race in America... on the shock of the shocking GOP... on the dangers (and cruel truths) of celebrity marriages and love affairs... on the wilds of television (The Wire, Friday Night Lights, Into the Abyss, Girls, Homeland, True Detective, Making a Murderer)... on the (d) evolving environment... on terrorism, the historical imagination, and the world's newest form of novelist... on the lesser (and larger) lives of biography and the midwifery between art and life (Anaïs Nin, Marilyn Monroe, John Cheever, Edna St. Vincent Millay, Eudora Welty, Bernard Malamud, among others)... and on the high art of being Helen Gurley Brown... and much, much more.
Kimberly Elkins's fiction and nonfiction have been published in The Atlantic, Best New American Voices, The Iowa Review, The Village Voice, Chicago Tribune, Glamour, Maisonneuve, and Slice, among others.
Michelle Hoover teaches writing at Boston University and Grub Street and has published fiction in Confrontation, The Massachusetts Review, Prairie Schooner, and Best New American Voices, among others.
His poetry, fiction, and creative nonfiction have appeared in Denver Quarterly, The Florida Review, Indiana Review, DIAGRAM, River Teeth, Fourth Genre, and others.
Her fiction has appeared in Compose Journal, The Drum Literary Magazine, The Illanot Review, Independent Ink Magazine, Literary Mama, Midwestern Gothic, Monkeybicycle, The Pedestal Magazine, The Potomac: a Journal of Poetry and Prose, and others.
Zandri's nonfiction has appeared in New York Newsday, Hudson Valley Magazine, Game and Fish Magazine and others, while his essays and short fiction have been featured in many journals including Fugue, Maryland Review and Orange Coast Magazine.
Her fiction has been previously published in Ellery Queen Mystery Magazine, TimeOut Chicago, Crab Orchard Review, Freight Stories, and in the anthology Dia de los Muertos (Elektrik Milkbath Press), and others.
DS Levy's work has been published in Little Fiction, the Alaska Quarterly Review, Columbia, South Dakota Review, Brevity, The Pinch, and others.
In addition to writing fiction, she also writes poetry and her work can be found in The Great American Literary Magazine, Huizache, As / Us Journal, The Acentos Review, The Pacific Review, and others.
Daren Dean's fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and interviews have appeared in The Green Hills Literary Lantern, The Oklahoma Review, Midwestern Gothic, Ecotone, Aries: A Journal of Art and Literature, Fiction Southeast, Missouri Life, Image, Chattahoochee Review, StorySouth, and fiction, poetry, nonfiction, and interviews have appeared in The Green Hills Literary Lantern, The Oklahoma Review, Midwestern Gothic, Ecotone, Aries: A Journal of Art and Literature, Fiction Southeast, Missouri Life, Image, Chattahoochee Review, StorySouth, and Fiction Southeast, Missouri Life, Image, Chattahoochee Review, StorySouth, and others.
Maybe all fiction writers have to do is charm their readers with something or other, in between announcements of new books, reviews, awards, etc.?
Her short fiction has appeared in Granta, Prospect, and The Iowa Review among other literary journals, and she received an O. Henry Prize in 2003.
She has reviewed «chick lit» and other contemporary fiction for Booklist for more than six years.
He holds an MFA in fiction from Columbia and has written for the New York Times, The Atlantic, The Daily Beast, and Boston Review, among others.
Jacobs has published short fiction and essays in The Rumpus, The Los Angeles Review of Books, Literary Hub and others, and her first novel is a dark and indulgent downward spiral, as Elsa Fisher joins her friends on vacation and has every intent of burning her life down.
She has reviewed adult fiction for Publishers Weekly, the Houston Chronicle, and other publications.
Mary McCarthy's The Group was a best seller, and a critical success, and a scandal, and a book read by «civilians» - i.e., not just aspiring fiction writers who read other fiction writers the way doctors read professional journals and lawyers keep up with the law reviews.
That doesn't mean we don't enjoy the snark of others, though, and The New Dork Review of Books» post on «My Top Five Literary Nemeses» (think: Dan Brown and Celebrities Who Publish Fiction) made me chuckle.
Her fiction has been published in the Iowa Review and the American Scholar, among others, and her nonfiction has appeared in Vogue, Glamour, and elsewhere.
His short stories and essays have been published extensively in literary journals and anthologies, including Image Magazine, Far From Home (a Seal Press anthology), Ex-Files: New Stories About Old Flames (a Context Books fiction anthology featuring high - profile writers such as Jennifer Egan, and Junot Diaz), The Seattle Review, Crosscurrents, Cimarron Review, and others.
I've reviewed books (fiction & nonfiction) professionally for some 20 years and use my blog for original comments and to reprint my published work, though others are welcome.
He has had hundreds of poems published in over 50 journals including Agenda, The New Plains Review, New Liberties Review, Fiction Week Literary Review and many others.
In Other Worlds: — Fantasy, Science Fiction and Mystery Reviews Reviews of Fantasy, Science Fiction and Mystery, from two opinionated and voracious readers; author profiles including P.C. Hodgell, Laurell K. Hamilton, David Weber, Anson Dibell, Jane Routley, Kristine Smith.
Her fiction, nonfiction and poetry have appeared in Stand, Creative Nonfiction, Whiskey Island Magazine, Owen Wister Review, Cutbank, and others, as well as on - line in Silver Birch Press, Open Window Review and Clerestory Poetry Journal.
I'll still have announcements about new releases and promotions on the fiction side, and I'll be using the pages of my site just like any other author would — to highlight good reviews, to share deleted scenes and bonus features, to be the «center» of my promotions — but when it comes to blogging about your fiction?
Paul's stories are widely published in print and online in the following magazines amongst others: Connecticut Review, Literary Orphans, Blue Fifth, Litro, Playboy, Jellyfish Review, Brilliant Flash Fiction, Molotov Cocktail, and Thrice Fiction His blog is www.pincusb.com Paul hosts the FBomb NY flash fiction reading series monthly at KGB's Red Room in New York and had a story picked for the 2018 Norton Anthology of Micro FFiction, Molotov Cocktail, and Thrice Fiction His blog is www.pincusb.com Paul hosts the FBomb NY flash fiction reading series monthly at KGB's Red Room in New York and had a story picked for the 2018 Norton Anthology of Micro FFiction His blog is www.pincusb.com Paul hosts the FBomb NY flash fiction reading series monthly at KGB's Red Room in New York and had a story picked for the 2018 Norton Anthology of Micro Ffiction reading series monthly at KGB's Red Room in New York and had a story picked for the 2018 Norton Anthology of Micro FictionFiction.
Paula enjoys reading and reviewing Christian fiction, writing Christian romance and devotionals, and helping other authors realize their dream of publication.
A lover of YA and fantasy fiction, you can often find him writing on his blog, writing book reviews and connecting online with other writer - type people and interviewing authors.
Toth's short fiction has appeared in The Barcelona Review, Iowa Review Web, Mississippi Review Online and many others.
I also find some books through other sources, such as Amazon, BookBub (and other mailing lists), Facebook (e.g. the Avid Readers of Christian Fiction group), Goodreads (what my friends are reading and reviewing), and through author email lists (perhaps that's a topic for another week).
Suggested services: 1) Pre-publication: Pre-pub: manuscript review / substantive editing, copy editing, proofing; 2) Fiction query materials: synopsis, query letter, agent contact list and directions for submitting to agents; 3) Pre-promotion: develop a marketing plan to include creating reader interest on Facebook, blog, Twitter, other related sites; expert articles / guest blogs, etc. preliminary PR for endorsements and reviews.
In over 25 years of professional book reviewing, mostly in SF and fantasy (Dragon Magazine, Amazing Stories, Publishers Weekly, etc.), I've probably reviewed more tie - in and packaged fiction than any other professional critic in the genre.
We publish reviews of only the best literary fiction, older and new, as judged by other literary fiction writers.
His work has been published in Fiction on the Web, Madswirl, Postcard Shorts404 Words, Scarlet Leaf Review, Freedom Fiction, Burrst, Entropy, Alsina Publishing, Fifty - word stories, among others.
These include action or adventure, fantasy, fiction, How - To's, and reviews, among others.
We publish reviews of only the best literary fiction, older and new, as judged by other literary fiction writers.
His fiction, non-fiction, criticism and translations have appeared in Salon, The Michigan Quarterly Review, Waxwing, Eclectica, Public Books, Artnet, Event, Blue Lake Review, Ducts, Ping Pong Journal, Coe Review and other publications.
Related reviews looked at its other surveys of emerging art — «Frequency,» «Flow,» «Fore,» and «Fictions.»
His fiction, reviews, and essays have appeared or are forthcoming in journals such as Social Text, Theme Can, P - QUEUE, Smallwork, and Jacket2, among others.
Penkov has published fiction in The Southern Review and The Sunday Times, among other publications.