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Electric Literatureby Hélène Giannecchini27 Aug 2026
We’ve Inherited a History of Solidarity and Grief My girlfriend saw me entering my 20s without a care in the world; at my age she was watching her friends die “Our Inheritance Was Left to Us by No...
Electric Literatureby Electric Literature27 Aug 2026
Exclusive Cover Reveal of HOPE YOU STILL LOVE ME by Rabha Ashry By collaging pieces of the author's life, the cover mirrors the book's intimate journey through madness and healing Electric...
Electric Literatureby Jae Towle Vieira26 Aug 2026
Every Parent Needs a Tub of Their Own Cabin for Four in High Sierra One winter, the Friday before a big storm, Mom brought home a clawfoot tub in the back of the pickup.
Electric Literatureby Jules Fitz Gerald25 Aug 2026
The Dream of Homeownership Is Haunted by Eviction in This Debut Novel In THE NEW PEOPLE, Andrea Uptmor explores economic hardship, queer belonging, and the uneasy feeling that no home is truly...
Electric Literatureby Patricia Grace King24 Aug 2026
Introduction by Ben Davies Crisp In October 2023, workers and students across Guatemala took to the streets and called an indefinite national strike after the so-called pacto de corruptos—an...
Electric Literatureby Emil Wilson21 Aug 2026
7 Graphic Novels That Build Stories from Fragments These authors use collage, photography, and handmade techniques to give physical form to memory and identity I’ve always been captivated by...
Electric Literatureby Nelly Reifler20 Aug 2026
Aftermath of an Intervention, Part III The third installment of Nelly Reifler’s three-part essay about marriage, murder, 9/11, and how she said goodbye to Elliott Smith This is the third essay in a...
Electric Literatureby Ofelia Montelongo18 Aug 2026
Migration Touches Every Life Valeria Luiselli on the sounds of Sicily, the borders we never see, and writing her novel BEGINNING MIDDLE END twice Valeria Luiselli is no stranger to incorporating...
Electric Literatureby Zhang Guixing17 Aug 2026
Introduction by Brian Bernards Zhang Guixing, a Malaysian novelist widely acclaimed in the Sinophone literary world, has only recently begun receiving attention in North America.
Electric Literatureby Aruni Kashyap14 Aug 2026
Northeast Indian Literature That Interrogates the Nation These books highlight a unique region that has traditionally been politically, culturally, and racially otherized from the Indian mainland...
Electric Literatureby Nelly Reifler13 Aug 2026
Aftermath of an Intervention, Part II The second installment of Nelly Reifler’s three-part essay about marriage, murder, 9/11, and how she said goodbye to Elliott Smith This is the second essay in...
Electric Literatureby Kate Stoltzfus12 Aug 2026
Even Good Boys Get a Little Bloody Sometimes Fallen Deer by the Dam The dog is eating the deer. He’s a good boy. He’s got a collar.
Electric Literatureby Kyla D Walker11 Aug 2026
3 Debut Authors Discuss How to Live in the Hypothetical Alexa Yasemin Brahme, Sonia Feldman, and Vincent Yu on crafting their first novels out of a “what if” For the spring edition of our debut...
Electric Literatureby Rebecca Turkewitz10 Aug 2026
Introduction by Wynter K Miller The narrator of Rebecca Turkewitz’s “Darkness Like a Seam” is suspended between two worlds.
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