Language Arts
Language Arts, Layla Halabian, Sophia June, Catherine Spino, anna dorn, Annakeara, Kalliopi Mathios, nobody broke your heartSpotlighting strange, surprising, and irreverent indie and emerging literature. Founded by Sophia June and Layla Halabian.
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In the mood for form
Naomi Leigh is coming from a humble place, intellectually speaking.
When she launched her literary journal The Astorian in 2025, she wanted to highlight writing with traditional forms and structures, intentional prose over stream of c...
I went to the last hour of the turnt Readme party
The sex recession and literacy crisis went on a one-night hiatus on September 10 at Funny Bar for the launch of Readme, a new dating app for readers looking for love with people with attention spans that last longer than 47 seconds.
Not o...
The first great Warped Tour-era memoir
It’s hard to capture a scene. For some people, it’s harder not to.
In her memoir, writer, musician and visual artist Lauren Napier takes on the Warped Tour era of 2004-2008. You didn’t have to be there; it’s not a navel-gazing nostalgia t...
‘Famous Men’ Complicates and Confounds Consent, Class and Ambition
“I was still so new,” Julie Buntin writes in Famous Men, a provocative, stylish, and thorny novel that considers and complicates the male gaze, internalized misogyny, and monstrous artists. “I hadn’t learned yet that many men, famous men, m...
It’s 2014. You’re at SoulCycle, and you want to die.
It’s 2014 and Agnes, a beautiful nepo baby fashion obsessee, is looking for someone to kill her before her next Soul Cycle class.
They say a reader should know what a protagonist wants in a story. In the case of “Agnes Lives!” what Agnes...
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Spotlighting strange, surprising, and irreverent indie and emerging literature. Founded by Sophia June and Layla Halabian.
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Co-founder of Language Arts.
Catherine Spino is a writer from the East Coast and a couple sandwiches short of a picnic. Her work is featured and forthcoming in Rose Books, Terrazzo Editions, Test Pie Press, and more.
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Annakeara Stinson is a writer based in Los Angeles. She is the author of Nerve Damage.
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