Notes from the (Re)Design Studio: How Should a Front Door Be?
We made some surprising discoveries about the way people do–or don’t– use literary journals’ homepages.
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Author: Bess Winter
Notes From the (Re)Design Studio: Why Literary Journals Should Care About UX
Literary journals have been slow to embrace technological change. Maybe we should rethink that.
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An Interview with Sean McIntyre, Acting Coach for Writers
Sean McIntyre, actor and coach, talks about how prose writers can harness acting skills to make their readings as engaging as their writing.
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A Reading Series Straight from the Source: Poetry Stacked at University of Cincinnati’s Langsam Library
Assistant Managing Editor Bess Winter explores the importance of the library stacks via a review of Langsam Library’s POETRY STACKED event.
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Signs I’d Publish: Cold-N-Quick
In this installment of our new column, the poetic bliss of the Cold-N-Quick sign is singed by the fires of Hell.
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Signs I’d Publish: “The Canal in St. Bernard”
Wordplay and whimsy are afoot on this delightful historical marker, erected in 1959 by the St. Bernard City Council.
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“The Doll is the Third Space”: an interview with L.I. Henley on Poetry and Paper Dolls
L.I. Henley describes her doll-making process and invites us to see the dolls in our favorite poems—and the poem in every doll.
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