The Plight of the English Major

Graduating with a degree in English is kind of like not graduating at all. You still read a lot, you … More

Who to Trust on What to Read

How we group “good” and “bad” writing can be really tricky. Each reader brings to a work their own set … More

While I took the week off from reading, I am still very much a reader and spent my time trying … More

Recently, my boyfriend has taken up the money-making hobby of book selling. He goes to garage sales and buys books … More

The door opened with familiar creaking hinges, a sound that told Amanda she was home … More

If you ever wanted to input some text and get a quick, computer-generated response telling you which famous author you … More

Yesterday I met my friend Myron outside a Barnes & Noble. I was holding a heavy bag of $45 worth … More

I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by double shifts at diners, starving for healthcare and more than … More

Everyone has a story. What’s yours? For those of you who love twitter, facebook, and any other online medium where … More

Crow Toes Quarterly publishes submitted work that falls underneath the “dark” children’s lit section. It’s located in Canada, but … More