Tylogram is the diabolical sliding word puzzle challenge where you make words from a set of eight letters, then slide tiles to maximize your score! Find the pangram and earn ranks like Master Wordsmit...

What really happened on 9/11? Louisa Thorne, Intrepid Girl Reporter, gets to the bottom of a story no one will want to publish. Horror fiction.

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FORTHCOMING in 2027: ​ Jonathan Lethem, James Patrick Kelly, & John Kessel:  NINETY PERCENT OF EVERYTHING James Van Pelt:   SLOW DANCE AT THE HIGH SCHOOL AND OTHER IMAGININGS LaShawn M....

Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t screech off in someone else’s car every once in a while, you might just miss it.

In an epic self-own, two young Mormon missionaries snatch agonizing defeat from the jaws of victory. And then must eat every last crumb of it.

I’m not sure what gave us the right, but we cut a hole in the roof of the world and clambered through it into a realm of birds and ballads and lost frisbees. A poem for the summer of ’81.

The 1975 Rush song “Making Memories” is about learning to embrace life as a touring band. In New York City tonight, I'll embrace a lifetime of memories from the audience side.

The official site for Hugo and Nebula Award nominated science fiction writer William Shunn. Contains stories, essays, games, and deconstructions of Mormon theology.

Many writers feel unsafe putting their real names and contact information on their manuscript submissions. Is there any way around this requirement?

Poet David Mills' newest book, Unhired Hands, is a unique historical fiction inspired by his visits to New York City's African Burial Ground.

Ten years ago tonight, the standup comedy special “Michael Ian Black: Noted Expert” debuted on Epix. I had spent the previous six months wondering if I would be in it.

No, I wasn’t drunk that night. But faced with the chance to fulfill a longstanding secret fantasy, I got by with a little help from my friends.

“Is it any good? Let's find out together!” I couldn’t resist that line at the end of an email from the Hollywood Theatre. So a couple of weeks ago my wife...

This newly revived series at the BookMark Shoppe in Bay Ridge asks audience members to come prepared to read passage from a favorite book.

On Peter Hujar's Day, mindfulness, and the art of paying attention. How learning to meditate taught me to let movies be boring — and why that's a gift.

It’s April Fools’ but don’t you call us counterfeit, ’cuz we’re eighteen illin’ missionaries ready to spit. Presenting the remixed and annotated “Wenatchee Rap.”

On a sunny day in 1988, eighteen young Mormon missionaries invaded a recording studio in central Washington state. You won’t believe how things “rapped” up!

My father always spoke his mind, especially when there was nothing good to gain from it. I didn’t realize I’d inherited the trait until his funeral.

As of the moment I click "publish," I've seen 2,994 unique films in my life, according to Letterboxd. (Tonight Nadja becomes 2,995.) different Nadja, still a...

An old cassette tape prompts questions about the limits of memory and the malleability of the past. Also, an unexpected friend turns up at the last possible moment.

What a fanciful novel about an age-old war between two groups of immortal foes has to say about living through conflicts bigger than any lone human life.

They battled on my father's mantel more than half a century ago. Now they battle atop my writing desk. The conflict looks much different to me now than it did then.

Some days, no matter how hard you try, you just can’t shake that sense of impending doom. Fiction for a Friday the thirteenth.

A display of United States quarters brings back memories of an extraordinary group of federal employees in Colorado.

David Bowie has been gone now for ten years. As an artist he was always conscious of his mortality, even if we were not. I remember those illusions fondly.