The founders of Electric Literature, a new quarterly literary magazine, seek nothing less than to revitalize the short story in the age of the short attention span. To do so, they allow readers to enjoy the magazine any way they like: on paper, Kindle, e-book, iPhone and, starting next month, as an audiobook. YouTube videos feature collaborations among their writers and visual artists and musicians—Felicia R. Lee
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what it means for the community) at work today. as i’m sure every other lit mag did.
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“We have an optimistic message at a time of pessimism,” Mr. Hunter said. “As writers, we got tired of the doom and...
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