June 12, 2014
It’s hard to nail down everything that’s wrong with Franco’s new short story, but we’re sure going to try.
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It’s hard to nail down everything that’s wrong with Franco’s new short story, but we’re sure going to try.
Read MoreA 19th century computer science visionary, an opiate-addicted gambler, a close friend of Charles Dickens — Augusta Ada Byron led a life as remarkable as her father’s.
Read MoreAfter braving a storm of biblical proportions, Kevin Clouther convinced strangers to swap their well-loved books for We Were Flying to Chicago.
Read MoreKevin Clouther, author of Black Balloon Publishing's new collection of short stories We Were Flying to Chicago, discusses the inspiration for his stories, conflict in fiction and grace in literature.
Read MoreSunday may be the day of rest, but let yourself get a bit riled up with these truly terrible Mailer quotes to mark the anniversary of his novel The Naked and the Dead.
Read MoreCelebrate the director’s 45th birthday with eight great reads to complement his fantastic films.
Read MoreFrom being a rotten poacher to a party animal, we parse fact and fiction regarding the most famous man in English literature.
Read MoreThe tale of a one-man restaurant, of a French Japanese chef in the classic hefe mold, of a love of food and food to love.
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