ElectricLit
-
50 shades of gray across the US: // @
12:34 PM May 25th
via TweetDeck
-
Here's a list of ten authors who write great dialogue.
9:46 AM May 25th
via TweetDeck
-
MT @: Check out Recommended Reading A great story, every week, free! The Literary Gods are smiling on us!
9:30 AM May 25th
via TweetDeck
-
A graphic biography of Hunter S. Thompson: // @
8:20 AM May 25th
via TweetDeck
-
Free subscriptions to @: reviews, interviews, and excerpts from the best indie presses:
8:12 AM May 25th
via TweetDeck
-
A chillingly illustrated edition of Edgar Allan Poe's "Tales of Mystery and Imagination" // @
7:29 AM May 25th
via TweetDeck
-
Most excited for @'s new Recommended Reading digital mag, complete with a Single Sentence Animation series
5:20 PM May 24th
via Buffer
-
15 summer reads recommended by indie booksellers: // @
6:22 AM May 25th
via TweetDeck
-
"Her death, today, would be fitting. A comeuppance." — Ben Marcus
6:11 AM May 25th
via TweetDeck
-
MT @: The Jazz Age: Zelda's old, newly discovered perspective on Scott's face
3:55 PM May 24th
via TweetDeck
-
"Is there, for each of us, a culprit who will have had it coming when we go?" — Ben Marcus:
3:14 PM May 24th
via TweetDeck
-
Hanky panky: @ invades @
1:34 PM May 24th
via TweetDeck
-
Leigh Stein, Sarah Rose Etter, and others battle it out at Literary Death Match: // @
1:31 PM May 24th
via TweetDeck
-
@ @ Sorry, Jenny. It's available online, or you can easily convert the ePub to a Kindle file:
1:04 PM May 24th
via TweetDeck
in reply to wellreadisjen
-
The Mingle: a mixer for NY's lit crowd and sundry media types
12:54 PM May 24th
via TweetDeck
-
The Jazz Age: new perspectives on the era that begat Gatsby // @
12:45 PM May 24th
via TweetDeck
-
The digitized diaries of Queen Victoria: // @
11:34 AM May 24th
via TweetDeck
-
Electric Literature (@) launches a free digital literary magazine, Recommended Reading:
9:06 AM May 24th
via TweetDeck
-
Wes Anderson bingo (is brilliant):
9:49 AM May 24th
via TweetDeck
-
George Carlin's "7 dirty words" bit turns 40: // @ @
9:26 AM May 24th
via TweetDeck
|
- Name Electric Literature
- Location Brooklyn
- Web http://www.electr...
- Bio Saving literature one reader at a time. Tweets by @benasam.
|