2010 saw a shift from the doomsday death-of-print outlook of recent years to a reinvigorated optimism about the enduring power of storytelling. With the rise of cutting-edge online journals, standout success among smaller press houses, and a recent Google initiative that will help boost indie publishers’ sales, we’re entering a new era of literary promise that has converted doomsday negativity into fuel for imagination and creativity. To get a better peek into this new literary world order, we chatted with Rae Bryant, a boundary-pushing writer as well as the founder and editor-in-chief of Moon Milk Review (MMR), a fresh online magazine at the vanguard of all this activity and innovation. So read on to learn more about the future of literature — medium, media, and method be damned. … Read More