By Daniel Crandall Tip O'Neil famously stated, "All politics is local." These days, it se...

Let's call it the after-Christmas Merry Christmas issue (or maybe the Boxing Day issue). A...

British pop music fanatics are a cranky bunch. They just don't like Simon Cowell and his p...

A weekend's worth of reading - short fiction, reviews, commentary, criticism, news and mis...

By Daniel P. Crandall You just finished another long day in the office. The project is ahe...

"The first reading of some literary work is often, for the literary, an experience so mo...

By Daniel Crandall I have noticed quite a few people dissenting from what has become, for...

Happy Thanksgiving, everyone. Enjoy a hearty helping of links to short fiction, news, revi...

Thanksgiving is around the corner. I'd love to get your thoughts or suggestions for storie...

It's back to fiction with a taste of poetry, toward the end, this week. First up, is an e...

By Daniel Crandall I'm sure you've picked up a book or magazine article, started reading,...

Welcome to November. There's a Greek greeting shared between folks on the first day of e...

It's NaNoWriMo—National Novel Writing Month! If you've always wanted to write that novel...

On this All Hallow's Eve, TAC's Fiction Review brings stories from today as follow up to l...

Better late than never, I always say. ... But then again, maybe that's because I'm so ofte...

This week's Review presents a couple of mysteries from the Victorian Age, inspired by Mike...

"[B]ehold moral relativism - the reigning moral paradigm in contemporary American academi...

This week's issue begins with the fantastic and closes with a great man of letters, who ta...

This week's bevy of fiction related links began in the belly, with a search for food relat...

I was struck by the men in the photo above, gazing upon Cary Grant and Constance Bennett ...

The Intercollegiate Studies Institute comes to Seattle, WA on Saturday, October 16th for a...

The Catholic Medical Association is holding its Annual Educational Conference, Restoring t...

A plethora of links to stories, excerpts, commentary, criticism, news and knick-knacks tha...

You've spent hour after hour, day after day, week after week fashioning your contribution ...

Virtual Morality By Christopher Hill Pushcart Press, 220 Pages, $24.50 A review by Mary...

Neil Gaiman, in his obituary of the obscure SF author, described R.A. Lafferty, pictured...

Young America's Foundation convened a panel on conservative books at the National Conserva...

For those who want a break from politics and public policy - from PG Wodehouse to Evelyn W...

A single question from an anonymous audience member stopped in its tracks an ABC News pane...

I'm still working on a pithy title for this weekly posting of links to short stories, crit...

The Moral Imagination in Literature: The Stories We Tell, the People We Become - An upcom...

Upon picking up Miss Lonelyhearts and The Day of the Locust by Nathanael West, this week's...

If you don't watch ABC, CBS, NBC, or Fox, you're in luck: you're aging more slowly than th...