A Chicago artist is trying to write the first user-submitted work of literature, 140 characters at a time.
The novella Futility, written in 1898 by U.S. writer Morgan Robertson, shows some eerie similarities to the famed story of the sinking of the Titanic.
Thursday’s links talk tax challenges, campaign promises and career advice.
Monday’s links talk protest songs, lazy songs and the meaning of Maru.
Even after death, Kurt Vonnegut is circumventing the rules.
Another Jane Austen manuscript is on the loose. Does that mean we’ll see more of her delightful spelling mistakes?
Years before he published his first Sherlock Holmes novel, Sir Arthur Conan Doyle constructed The Narrative of John Smith, his first book.
NewsFeed’s heart is melting already.
Come on, it’s easy: That’s not even 2,000 words a day. NewsFeed knows you can do it!
There’s nothing worse than a bad sex scene. At least that’s what the judges for the UK Literary Review’s Bad Sex Awards think.
