El Marciano de Miami – Chapter Three
Click here to read chapter two. Three months have gone by, to be exact, and […]
Gambling in Literature and Life: From Dostoevsky to Digital Platforms
Gambling has preoccupied writers for as long as writers have been observing human behaviour. The […]
Cristal Fire Turned Grief into Solace on Blue on White
There is a rare kind of magic that happens when an artist decides to stop […]
A Refuge for the Rest of Us: Robb Erwin’s Punk-Rock Literary Satire
What do the psychedelic sounds of Wooden Shjips, a disillusioned Gen Z woman and an […]
C.V. Shaw Is Under the Spell of Storytelling
Miami writer C.V. Shaw wears a few hats. She’s a novelist, poet, journalist and, because […]
GableStage’s Weather Girl Is Funny, Dark, Smart and Completely Unhinged
GableStage kicked off its 28th season with Weather Girl, a dark satire about climate change, […]
J. Adrian Betancourt on the arQitect
Miami author J. Adrian Betancourt is thinking big with the arQitect, the first novel in […]
Ten Questions with William J. “Popeye” Osceola
William J. “Popeye” Osceola is a visual artist and the Miccosukee Tribe of Indians’ Secretary. He […]
The Stories We Inherit: An Interview with Teri Arvesu González
Teri Arvesu González is a 15-time Emmy Award winner, a bilingual and bicultural journalist, author, […]
“Deaf Dog Book Club” by Yilong Liu: 1st Place Winner New Voices Contest
We are very pleased to announce the winner of our inaugural New Voices Short Fiction […]