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Electric Literature Is Seeking Spring/Summer Interns for 2020
Come join us and learn about writing, editing, and digital publishing
Mar 9 - Electric Literature
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It's a rough time to be an online publication, but you can make a measurable difference in helping us thrive
Nov 12 - Halimah Marcus
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We Survived the Masquerade of the Red Death and All We Got Were These Beautiful Pictures
A report from Brooklyn's reddest, deadest literary party
Oct 31 - Electric Literature
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The 2019 Nobel Prize in Literature Proves the Academy Hasn’t Changed
The committee had a chance to show a new attitude towards diversity and inclusivity in literature, but it squandered that chance
Oct 10 - Carrie V. Mullins
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America’s First Banned Book Is for Sale for $35,000
Thomas Morton's political satire "New Canaan" made him an outcast and a celebrity
Oct 3 - McKayla Coyle
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Electric Literature’s #DressLikeABook Contest is Back!
Show off your best literary-inspired outfit and you could win one of our Writing Well Is The Best Revenge tote bags
Sep 27 - Electric Literature
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Why It Matters That Amazon Shipped Margaret Atwood’s “The Testaments” a Week Early
The retail supergiant is big enough to ignore embargo agreements—and that's bad news for indie booksellers like me
Sep 6 - Lexi Beach
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Prepare Yourself for the Masquerade of the Red Death: 2 Red 2 Dead
Ten reasons why you need to come party with us this October 24
Sep 3 - Electric Literature
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We’re Hiring a Marketing and Development Assistant
Applications for this part-time position are due June 2
May 20 - Electric Literature
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What Does It Mean That Woody Allen Couldn’t Sell His Memoir?
Maybe the publishing industry is ready to consider something more than profit
May 9 - Carrie V. Mullins
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