— Recent Praise —THE NEXT WAVE Pif With writers-only classifieds and
regular fiction and poetry contests, Pif targets hungry scribes
eager for the chance to submit original work. But anyone who might
appreciate how an obscure Lou Reed song could inspire a several-thousand-word
essay is likely to enjoy spending time here. The site devotes a
section to underground zines that just might give established mags
a run for their money someday. "smart focused resources for smart focused people" The new literary Pilot-Search.com is a boon
to all of us who believe in literature and art on the Web. It's
a wonderfully focused version of the Web for literary folk of all
kinds, from writers and readers, scholars, to fellow literary travelers.
Every lit site ought to paste that free Pilot-Search literary search
engine function tight onto its home page. I know I will. Pif is a mighty fine site! Thank heavens
for Pilot-Search, or I'd still be stuck in a Java download wondering
why I even bothered trying to find a particular literary site. Pilot-Search
gets me where I need to go cleanly, with a zippy interface, and
fast. Pilot-Search cuts through the noise of the
net... Pif focuses on new and emerging writers - sometimes
a little raw, sometimes a little weird. Fast becoming the litmus test for new authors on the Net It's not just another poetry and fiction
e-zine. It's a full-blown, out-and-out magazine with Music and Book
Reviews, Art and Photography exhibitions... They've come a long
way since the early days. It's one thing to run an impressive magazine
on the Internet... but a literary search engine - wow! |
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