Jessi Lewis has her MFA in fiction and an MA in Writing and Rhetoric. She was one of the founding editors of Cheat River Review and now works to bring her own fiction, poetry and essays to eyes each month. Twitter: @jessiwrit
The Internet world loves debates, but there are some debates that wear thin. For me, few of them are as ...
I’ve pointed out the value of beautiful language before, but now it’s time to get specific. Just to make sure we ...
Sometimes, for me, it feels as though reading is similar to eating. We consume books, pull ourselves through plot lines, ...
Hail to toddlers: they are the tiniest population (so-to-speak) and the most fun to buy books for. Keep in mind, if ...
There’s a pile of books waiting for me in which every plot line exists in a different location and time ...
Ever since Sherman Alexie pushed Lepucki’s post-apocalyptic book, California: A Novel, on Stephen Colbert’s Colbert Report and into the mainstream ...
Maybe don't say these things to people who work in a bookstore.
There comes a day for every cookbook reader when that once-trendy Curry/Appetizer/Barbeque-Beer/Cookie-Pie/Holiday/TV Celebrity cookbook suddenly doesn’t apply to your daily ...
Next time, highlight or rewrite the best line of the book you’re reading. Then read it out loud. Twice. Roll ...
You may have heard: At some point over the holiday season, somebody went to Mark Twain’s grave, climbed a ladder ...