Arrested Development A.D. (Flash Review)
Everyone’s back. Everyone. There was nothing like it when it first aired (and was prematurely cancelled), so it’s only fitting that its revival continue the tradition of originality. Incredibly well […]
There’s Nothing Bad About This Omen. (“Good Omens” Flash Review)
The apocalypse is upon us, the four horsemen are already on earth, and the Anti-Christ is about to be born. Our only hope lies in the hands of a demon […]
A Comic Book Call to Arms?
I started writing fiction in my mid twenties. It happened by accident really. I broke my finger making it impossible to draw. Writing proved to be a good substitute. Before […]
List of Wonderful Calls for Submissions
Check out our list of what we think are pretty nifty literary mags that are currently open for submissions. If you have a literary journal that you’d like featured here, […]
Do You Believe In Yeezus? (Opinion)
At this point, it would be a waste of time to sit and list all of the reasons why Kanye West’s Yeezus is such an epic release. Its groundbreaking street […]
Three Odd Reasons to go to School for Writing (Opinion)
Academically, the only way to become a better creative writer is getting a Bachelor’s in English and a Master’s from an MFA Program in fiction or poetry. Assuming that more […]
New Sound Systems, New Podcasts, Vaguely Familiar Horizons
During our second podcast, we here at The Artificial Selection Project learned a few things. The first one being that I have a difficult time sitting still, and as such, […]
Weekly List of Fantastic Calls for Submissions, June 8
Check out our list of what we think are pretty rad literary mags that are currently open for submissions from writers like us. If you have a literary journal that […]
Weekly List of Awesome Calls for Submissions
Check out our list of what we think are pretty rad literary mags that are currently open for submissions from writers like us. If you have a literary journal that […]
A podcast, a meeting, a plan, a panorama
Last night the editors of The Artificial Selection Project popped some popcorn and cracked their computers open around a shiny new microphone. They flicked on that microphone, hit the record […]
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