
The Masquerade of the Red Death Returns Bigger and Better Than Ever
Electric Literature's fundraiser honored Gary Shteyngart, Jim Shepard, and Rebecca Makkai for their contributions to pandemic fiction
Electric Literature's fundraiser honored Gary Shteyngart, Jim Shepard, and Rebecca Makkai for their contributions to pandemic fiction
Namwali Serpell’s experimental novel uses parallel universes as a larger critique of how we mourn in our contemporary world
10 reasons why you should party with Electric Literature
"Elegy with New England Roadkill" and "Photo Op at Antelope Canyon," two poems by Sarah Ghazal Ali
"Kenny Bond Shot My Dog," a story of revenge by Chrissy Kolaya
"The Costume Maker," a short story by Debbie Vance
Han Kang's "The White Book" is a eulogy, a prayer, and a novel
Sarah Menkedick's "Ordinary Insanity" looks at maternal anxiety and how fear is built into the motherhood experience
"Boys of Alabama" examines masculinity by way of magical realism
BoJack Horseman, Eugene Onegin, and our desperate attempts to make life and loss feel like they matter