
Electric Lit’s Most Popular Articles of 2022
Halimah Marcus, Michelle Hart, and Amanda Oliver wrote some of the most popular essays, lists, and interviews of the year
Halimah Marcus, Michelle Hart, and Amanda Oliver wrote some of the most popular essays, lists, and interviews of the year
Predicting the future in my fiction helped me see the value in timely yet timeless stories
Over a century ago, Bengali Muslim writer Rokeya Hossain wrote a short story about a world run by women, fueled by solar power
"You Have a Friend in 10A" by Maggie Shipstead, recommended by Stephanie Danler
Could watching the Great British Bake Off do more for your writing life than an MFA?
Emma Cline, author of "Daddy," on how the bad guys never think of themselves as bad
In speculative fiction, I can center the disabled experience in a way that feels more real than realism
Robin Sloan, author of "Sourdough," demystifies our quarantine fixation—and explains what we can learn from lactobacilli
Novels for people who find it oddly soothing to read about plagues
Steven Watson, founder of Stack, recommends print lit mags