The 15th Annual Literal Literary Postcard Story Contest
The writing contest whose name is almost as long as the entries! Deadline: February 15, 2019. Read more
Features
This Postcard Life
Spiritual landscapes and unknowable people captured on film, used to convey a message. Read more
Asterism, Meet Dinkus
What do you call three asterisks in a row demarcating a section break? Read more
Chicken. Chicken. Pigeon. Crow.
A poem by James Witwicki and 5-year-old Anna from From the Heart of It All: Ten Years of Writing from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside. Read more
From the Heart
Michal Kozlowski on From the Heart of It All: Ten Years of Writing from Vancouver's Downtown Eastside. Read more
Beginning at the Beginning
To teach us how to read Don Quixote, a text so contrary to conventional literary tradition, the prologue itself needed to break from all traditions Read more
What Survives
My great-grandfather exists now only in memory, unacknowledged even by his tombstone Read more
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