Week 17 of 52 Uses for Common Magic in a Post-Industrialized World

Thank SATAN the hottest summer ever is over. This month’s tarot is The Literary Witch’s Oracle by Taisia Kitaiskaia

Almost Midnight OKC (AM-OKC) is a 48-hour short story writing contest for anyone in Oklahoma who would like a challenge. Because we don’t want price to be a barrier to competition, it only costs $5 to...

Week 13 of 52 Uses for Common Magic in a Post-Industrialized World

Featuring: Movie Review by Allison May; Video Game Review by Sahara Girt; Poetry by Ariel Therkiel and Kristen Grace

Week 12 of 52 Uses for Common Magic in a Post-Industrialized World

Week 11 of 52 Uses for Common Magic in a Post-Industrialized World

A collection of four novellas from Oklahoma speculative fiction writers.

Because no one can be a holographic Charizard on their first try. Get your Trapper Keepers out and crack open a new pack of card sleeves because our featured oracle deck this month is first generation

Week 3 of 52 Uses For Common Magic in a Post-Industrialized World

Featuring: Poetry by Jules Filous and Creative Nonfiction from Elizabeth Minihan

Week 2 of 52 Uses For Common Magic in a Post-Industrialized World

Week 1 of 52 Uses For Common Magic in a Post-Industrialized World

Featuring: The final poem in our renga poetry series!

Literati Press Bookshop in the Paseo Arts District is switching to a Co-Op model to maintain sustainability.

Featuring: Poetry from Margaret Mead and Jules Filous

We are collecting the illustrated novelization of We Promised Utopia into a hardcover edition.

A workshop focused on the narrative and thematic aspects of game design including themes, mechanics, world-building, and player roles. David Thomas has been working in game design for the last decad...

A magical realism novel about a community whose residents believe that wishes can come true—provided the wishes are small enough.

The second chapbook in the Fierce Mosaics Chapbooks series: an exciting project to promote women and nonbinary poets in Oklahoma.

Featuring: Goth teens, Moons Over My Hammy, Jonathan Stratham, foreheads

A superhero universe from the mind of a kid. 120+ pages of shapeshifters, cowboys, knights, aliens, science, magic, and MORE!

A magical realism novel about a community whose residents believe that wishes can come true—provided the wishes are small enough.

Featuring: Dragons, Goo Gone, the Confused Flour Beetle, Existential Dread, Fourth Wing