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americanshortfiction.org

Find back issues, swag, the current issue, or buy a one- or two-year subscription to American Short Fiction in our online store.

bookslut.com

Learn how to write a book that readers can’t put down. From crafting compelling characters to mastering tension and pacing

michellerichmond.com

In Consent, Vanessa Springora delivers a heartbreaking, startling account of her adolescent relationship with one of France's former literary stars, Gabriel Matzneff, when Matzneff was 50 and Springora was only 14 years old. What stands out in this memoir is the complicity of adults in Matzneff's crimes. Springora's mother, famous philosophers, renowned television personalities, politicians,

thereviewreview.net

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The official blog of The Story Prize

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One of the Books of the Year 2025 at The Irish Times A pulsing, personal, and fabulous ride through the music and culture of an iconic nightclub scene. Fascinated by Berlin nightclub Berghain’s strange techno and stranger goings-on, Liam Cagney journeys through techno’s history, from Detroit to Tokyo, and explores Berlin club culture in all its color and intensity. Berghain Nights is the result. From kinky parties in the labyrinthine KitKat Club to the smoky gloom of Tresor’s repurposed bank vault, to the psychedelic lab of Cocktail d’Amore, Berghain Nights not only captures the excitement of Berlin club culture but also asks how techno in a queer club context can help people strip away their inherited hang-ups to find a truer self. Berghain Nights is about spiritual frenzy and soulful music, countercultural urgency, and capitalistic cash-ins. It’s a story of the most notorious club in the world and of a scene that, enthralling thousands every weekend, feeds billions annually into Berlin’s economy. In the midst of it all is the story of a person who, having gone through life feeling like an alien, finds himself in the most alien place imaginable—and feels at home there.