Welcome!
The Literary Chick site is a kaleidoscope of all things books, music, and art. We’re updating the ’60s Greenwich Village coffeehouse scene for the internet age. Whether it be reviews, interviews, pictures, or news, it’s here. I want this site to be inclusive and a hotbed of the new and old, the underground, the you-may-not-have-been-aware-of, and the I’ve-got-to-show-you-this. Contributions not only are welcome, they’re encouraged. If you’ve got a piece you’d like to share, a review you’d like to post, a picture of yourself with a book speaks to you, feel free to share it with us.
Contributions not only are welcome, they’re encouraged
Tolstoy wrote that art is the communication of feelings from the artist to another by means of words, creations, or sounds. This is what I seek. I hope to bring the personal experience felt by people from books, music, and art to others to bridge communication and a living network of sharing and transferring ideas and feelings.
The Literary Chick
I hope you’ll join me
Books Read
blog posts
Interviews
The Literary Chick’s Favorites
1. The Trial by Franz Kafka
2. We Have Always Lived In The Castle By Shirley Jackson
3. Your House Is On Fire Your Children All Gone by Stefan Kiesbye
4. Le Voyeur by Alain Robbe-Grillet
5. The Exorcist by William Petter Blatty
The Literary Chick’s Rogue’s Gallery of Readers
All are welcome to send photos of themselves with their favorite books. These photos are taken as part of a guerrilla reading campaign.
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Recent Interviews
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Chuck Palahniuk
The Literary Chick Interview – Lily Morris
The purpose of art is limitless and different for everyone. It’s a receipt of your life force, a map, a fantasy world, a mirror... so many things. If you’re asking what the purpose is for me, right now? In This 4am online chat with my brilliant friend Michael Corvo,...
The Literary Chick Interview – Dave Barbarossa
== I have a kindle. Just finished reading ‘High Rollers’ by Jack Bowman. I think I’ll take the ferry after reading that. == erm...‘The Human Stain’ by Phillip Roth. == Escape. To be transported. I am drawn to scores of great authors. I loved John Updike and Dickens,...
The Literary Chick Interview – Adam Smyer
Adam Smyer is the author of Knucklehead, which has been accurately described as “A fierce, intelligent, and often hilarious novel about a young African-Attorney who struggles to keep his cool in the personally and political turbulent ‘90’s”. The Literary Chick was...