Literature Frenzy!

Hang em' high. Donald Barthelme's "The School" is a classic short-story and my favorite of his thus far, but "Some of...

Shunting. Sometimes 'hard-science fiction' does not make for easy reading because it can feel like information overload, relying on ...

ga-ga-goo-goo . Greg Egan strikes again with another banger! While not as mind-blowingly awesome as "The Infinite Assassin", it st...

Hi! Two literary features often found in Donald Barthelme's short-stories is brevity and playfulness. He utilizes a wide variety of tech...

Dragonforce!! Here is another middle-tier offering from Bradbury--it's decent and well-written but probably won't leave a lasting im...

  The Twilight comparisons are inevitable.   Despite the initial allure, 'The New Boyfriend' leaves one with a sense of unfulfilled ...

Whirlpools and measure zero. Greg Egan is some kind of enigmatic, sci-fi literary genius. I don't remember the last time I encountered a...

Unmasking the social pressures of teenage sex. Discovering the sheer number of free literary works online, particularly short stories, conti...

"Honey, don't forget to pack your salmon for work!" Now this is how you write an effective comedic short-story! Umberto Eco ha...