February 6th, 2010 / 5:10 am
Snippets
Snippets
Roxane Gay—
What always astounds me about the Internet is the speed with which it can respond to all things new. Meet Digital Americana, the “first” literary magazine made for the Apple iPad. That’s pretty crafty, getting to the head of that line before the iPad is even available. They’re accepting submissions if you want to get in on the newness and firstness and such. In the past year, I’ve seen literary magazines for cellphones, Twitter, the Kindle and on and on and on. To simply create a magazine for readers feels kind of old-fashioned. I like old-fashioned.
I like old-fashioned too. Where this is concerned, I like old-fashioned too.
I like old-fashioned too. Where this is concerned, I like old-fashioned too.
I like old-fashioned too. Where this is concerned, I like old-fashioned too.
1) This is cool.
2) There is sadly a typo on their submission page.
and most importantly,
3) And this, just after Narrative invented the “iStory,” a “new” “genre” for the iPhone. I suppose we should expect another genre, some sort of iLongerStory in the coming months.
1) This is cool.
2) There is sadly a typo on their submission page.
and most importantly,
3) And this, just after Narrative invented the “iStory,” a “new” “genre” for the iPhone. I suppose we should expect another genre, some sort of iLongerStory in the coming months.
1) This is cool.
2) There is sadly a typo on their submission page.
and most importantly,
3) And this, just after Narrative invented the “iStory,” a “new” “genre” for the iPhone. I suppose we should expect another genre, some sort of iLongerStory in the coming months.
gross
gross
gross