Featured Author Review: The Lives of Tao by Wesley Chu
Welcome, LitStackers, to a new month and our old favorite, the Featured Author segment. This month, we're celebrating the works...
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My Report from NerdCon: Stories, Part Two – The Authors
While the variety shows and special events were fun, and the panels and workshops were informative, while being around a...
Another “NerdCon: Stories” is In The Books
Well, another NerdCon: Stories convention has come and gone (held October 14 and 15 in Minneapolis, Minnesota), and once again,...
National Library Week – Transience as a Library Book
To wrap up National Library Week, we revisit an essay from 2013, where a library book can be more that...
National Library Week – Lifeline, Anchor, Deadweight
In honor of National Library Week, we give you a follow-up to Sharon's essay yesterday about being addicted to requests...
National Library Week – My Library Request Addiction
~ * ~ In honor of National Library Week, we at LitStack are running some of our favorite essays regarding...
National Library Week: How a Library Saved My Life
April 10 - 16 is National Library Week, and this year's theme is "Libraries Transform", reminding all Americans that today’s libraries are...
Happy Birthday, Tee!
We here at LitStack couldn't let the day pass without wishing a very happy birthday to our illustrious...
Celebrating Ursula K. Le Guin
Today is Ursula K. Le Guin's 86th birthday, and what better day to celebrate this icon of American fiction? Most...
Declaration of Independence: Justin Hamm on the museum of americana
Declaration of Independence: Justin Hamm on the museum of americana This past summer, Justin Hamm took a creative leap of...
Shelley in Soho
In 1811, at the age of 19 and in his first year at Oxford, Percy Bysshe Shelley wrote a pamphlet...
