>The New Yorker: "War Dances" by Sherman Alexie

>Fragmentation suits this story, and is the perfect vehicle for Alexie’s use of humor to explore serious topics. Here we have a narrator—like many…

>Rain Taxi

>Rain Taxi has for a while now been updating its online edition weekly. Check out the Summer 2009 edition, with this week’s updates.

>New Issue: College Hill Review #3

>The Summer 2009 issue of College Hill Review is live and wanting to be read.

>New Issue: Hobart #10

>Okay, one more “new issue” post for the day and that’s it. And this isn’t a new issue so much as a new ….

>New Issue: Gently Read Literature

>Here comes another new issue. This time it’s Gently Read Literature, which has a bunch of new reviews. Go ahead, browse, take all the…

>New Issue: The Short Review

>If you like short stories (for some reason that’s all writers and few civilians), you should be reading The Short Review, the online magazine…

>Andrew’s Book Club – August Selections

>It’s the beginning of a new month and Andrew has announced his picks for August. Check out Andrew’s Book Club. This month’s “big house”…

>Blu

>There’s a nice article in The Hook (New valley pub launches) about the recent birth of Blu Magazine. Blu, a monthly arts and culture…

>The New Yorker: "The Valetudinarian" by Joshua Ferris

>Ferris has a novel coming out in January (The Unnamed) but this story doesn’t seem to be an excerpt from that, for which I’m…

>New Acquisitions

>I’ve picked up a few new books lately. One that I’m excited to read is Endpoint, John Updike’s poetry that he wrote as he…