ECKLEBURG EVENT | Rue de Fleurus Salon
On Tuesday night, fans, staff, and writers for The Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review gathered at the KGB Bar in New York City for a night of literature and camaraderie. Posters of socialist propaganda, some written in Cyrillic, hung on the walls of the one-room bar where we mingled on the ... Read More
STAFF SPOTLIGHT | Rae Bryant, Editor-In-Chief
Rae Bryant, the creator of, the Editor-In-Chief of, and the mastermind behind The Doctor T.J. Eckleburg Review shares the journal's history, what she's looking for in submissions, and how to approach writing like the tip-toeing Elmer Fudd. Q: How did you learn about/become involved with Eckleburg? Rae Bryant: Eckleburg started as Moon ... Read More
Rick Moody’s Story BOYS (and Girls) Enter the House…at the Rue de Fleurus Salon
Fantastic time had by all at last night's debut of The Rue de Fleurus Salon and Reading Series at The Foundry Gallery in Washington, DC. Thank you to all who came out! This debut salon featured a reading by Rick Moody. Among the stories he read was his popular piece ... Read More
Inaugural Rue de Fleurus with Rick Moody in DC | TOMORROW NIGHT!
The Doctor T. J. Eckleburg Review, a literary and arts journal housed at The Johns Hopkins University, M. A. in Writing Program, is pleased to announce our new Rue de Fleurus Salon and Reading Series. Our debut event will be on Thursday, June 27th, 2013 at The Foundry Gallery off ... Read More
4-21-2013 Reading PiP, The Vintage Theater, Scranton PA at 4:00 PM | Writing Workshop at 2:30 PM
Eckleburg's Editor in Chief, Rae Bryant, will be the featured reader for Prose in Pubs this Sunday in Scranton, PA. Prior to the reading, she will be leading a small group writing workshop as part of the series. Come out. Have a beer. Listen to some words. You might even ... Read More
The Johns Hopkins University, M. A. in Writing Spring Reading 2013 | Mark Farrington, Ed Perlman, Rae Bryant
Friday, March 15, 2013 6 PM Reception | 7 PM Reading Gilman Hall, Room 132, Homewood Campus The Johns Hopkins University, M. A. in Writing Program, Baltimore, Maryland ... Read More
AWP 2013 Boston
AWP 2013. Boston. Hmm. Monster conference set on sleep-deprived surreality hashed on kick ass party reading, Steve Almond, Derrick Brown, Amber Tamblyn, Sun Parade and hallucinatory academia anxiety and did you see so and so yet? And holy shit, supposed to be there and here, a stop by the Hobart ... Read More
ECKLEBURG and MISSION CREEK FESTIVAL PARTY at AWP 2013 Boston with STEVE ALMOND, AMBER TAMBLYN, DERRICK BROWN, RAE BRYANT, and Live Music by THE SUN PARADE
STEVE ALMOND is the author of My Life in Heavy Metal (Atlantic/Grove, 2002), The New York Times bestseller, Candyfreak (Algonquin Books, 2005), and God Bless America (Lookout Press, 2011). His short fiction and essays can be found in The New York Times Magazine, GQ, The Wall Street Journal, Tin House, Playboy, ... Read More
ECKLEBURG and MISSION CREEK FESTIVAL PARTY at AWP 2013 Boston with STEVE ALMOND, AMBER TAMBLYN, DERRICK BROWN, RAE BRYANT, and Live Music by THE SUN PARADE
[youtube width="600" height="365" video_id=YFmzz9eUHro] STEVE ALMOND is the author of My Life in Heavy Metal (Atlantic/Grove, 2002), The New York Times bestseller, Candyfreak (Algonquin Books, 2005), and God Bless America (Lookout Press, 2011). His short fiction and essays can be found in The New York Times Magazine, GQ, The Wall Street ... Read More
Stripped: A Collection of Anonymous Flash Fiction Gets Dressed!
Stripped: A Collection of Anonymous Flash PS Books | Philadelphia Stories, 2012 (Author unveiling, 2013) Editor: Nicole Monaghan If you've not heard about this really cool project Nicole Scarpato Monaghan put together, titled Stripped, A Collection of Anonymous Flash Fiction, you should really check it out. For a year, Nicole ... Read More
Valentine’s Day Is Chaucer’s Bitch
I've just been reminded as to why I find Valentine's Day so interestingly ironic. Notice I did not use the word moronic. They only sound alike. It should be noted that many return to St. Valentine as a habit of affection, so I am truly sorry to burst bubbles--well, not ... Read More
Politics and Prose Review Pick of the Week | Rae Bryant’s Review of George Saunders’ TENTH OF DECEMBER
Chosen as an exemplary work in critical review by The Washington Independent Review of Books and Politics & Prose Bookstore in Washington D.C., our editor in chief, Rae Bryant and her review of George Saunders' recently released collection, Tenth of December (Random House), will be promoted at Politics & Prose ... Read More
Redivider 10.1 | Available Now
Redivider 10.1 Issue 10.1, Winter 2013 is now available Poetry by Jennifer Perrine, Kim Addonizio, Ben McClendon, Meghan Privitello, Nick Sturm, Wendy Xu, Christopher Watkins, Joshua Helms, Dan Boehl, Rob MacDonald, Jeff Alessandrelli, Monika Zobel, Brandon Downing, Drew Swenhaugen Fiction by Jackie Corley, Diane Cook, Glenn Shaheen, Rae Bryant, Sequoia ... Read More
The Nervous Breakdown | To Naomi Wolf and Other Strange Women Who Speak for and/or about My Vagina as If It Were a Political Party
I know you have one. I do. I can feel the connectivity like string theory stretched across universes. And I appreciate your efforts to further my vagina’s creative mind-body pathways and how you’ve helped usher many vaginas to the top floors of corporate America. I get it. I do ... Read More
Wag’s Revue | Available Now
FROM THE EDITORS Addressing our overwhelming maleness. INTERVIEWS John Jeremiah Sullivan An extended interview between Robert Moor and one of our greatest living essayists in which they discuss interviewing, David Foster Wallace, writing for the Times and more. Simon Rich SNL's youngest writer discusses God, comedy ... Read More
Things You Should Be Doing Instead of Reading Kim Kardashian Articles
Get an enema --- i.e., clean out your shit. 2. Petition the Pulitzer Board for the Johnson, Wallace, Russell debacle. 3. Read a book. About something important. 4. Go watch her video. No words needed. 5. Get your nails done. So you can be just like Kim Kardashian. 6. Study ... Read More
Sunday Salon | 10 Years in NYC
NYC | June 24, 2012: 10 Years in NYC! In June 2002, Sunday Salon kicked off its first reading in a bar on the Upper West Side. Ten years and two bars later, the series has welcomed over 370 marvelous writers and many talented musical guests. We’ll celebrate the series’ ... Read More
The Nervous Breakdown | Adrien Brody, Adrien Brody, and Adrien Brody’s Nose: Critical Essay on Pop Culture, Technology and Lacanian Conceit in Literature
Before attempting to delve into the annals of critical theory, first I must comment on the title, “Adrien Brody,” because I adore Adrien Brody, the actor. I find him and his nose intriguing. I like the shadow-facets of his characters, and how he can bring a full body of ... Read More
MMR Highly Commended in Inaugural Saboteur Awards
Thank you to Sabotage for their high commendations of MMR in their inaugural Saboteur Awards. We're honored to be included with Polarity, >kill author, and La Petite Zine--1st, 2nd and 3rd places respectively. Further, we're proud to see a short story by our Editor in Chief/Fiction Editor, Rae Bryant, in the awarded >kill author, Issue ... Read More
MMR Editor, Rae Bryant, Talks Literature at Flavorwire
Flavorwire's Chelsea Bauch interviews our Rae Bryant--Literature 2.0: An Interview with Moon Milk Review's Rae Bryant ... Read More
MMR at Fictionaut
Nicolle Elizabeth interviews Editor, Rae Bryant, at Fictionaut. Check it out! ... Read More