I had approached Bartleby Snopes’s special issue devoted to “post-experimentalism” unfamiliar with the genre. But finishing the 17 thematically-grouped stories that comprise the … More
Author: Rio Liang
Rio Liang received his MFA in creative writing from Saint Mary's College of California. He is a frequent contributor of literary, film, music, and video game reviews for the arts and culture blog Ruelle Electrique (https://ruelleelectrique.wordpress.com). He is also a blog contributor for the online literary magazine Carve (http://carvezine.com). You can keep up with his latest antics at http://rioliang.wordpress.com.
Review: Wes Anderson’s “Moonrise Kingdom” (2012)
by Rio Liang The incomparable Wes Anderson marvels again with his latest ouevre, “Moonrise Kingdom,” an unexpected love story between … More
Review: “The Adirondack Review” Summer 2012 Issue Fiction
by Rio Liang The summer 2012 issue of The Adirondack Review is now available online. “Mermaid’s Gulch” by Radha Narayan A doleful … More
Review: “ZYZZYVA” Spring 2012 Issue Fiction
by Rio Liang Editor Laura Cogan continues to impress at the helm of the revamped ZYZZYVA. The spring 2012 issue is … More
Review: “Bartleby Snopes” May 2012 Fiction
by Rio Liang Bartleby Snopes is an online literary magazine that publishes two fiction pieces every week. At the end … More
Spotlight: “9 Thoughts on Being a Videogame Journalist” by Peter Tieryas Liu
by Rio Liang Writing about video games like The Legend of Zelda might sound like a dream job chock full … More
Review: “An Old Junker: a senior represents” by Howard Junker
by Rio Liang I was quite fascinated by Howard Junker’s “An Old Junker: a senior represents.” The retired ZYZZYVA editor has pieced … More
