Indie bookstores are important to us at Capsule Stories. During the coronavirus pandemic, it’s more important than ever to support our indie bookstores, many of… Read More »Flash Book Giveaway to Support Local Indie Bookstores
Each year, Pushcart Press accepts nominations from magazine and small book press editors throughout the world for the Pushcart Prize. Editors can nominate poetry, essays,… Read More »2019 Pushcart Prize Nominations
The Best Small Fictions is the first contemporary anthology dedicated to the best internationally published short hybrid fiction under 1000 words each year. For six… Read More »Our 2019 Best Small Fictions Nominations
As we read the writing featured in Capsule Stories Winter 2019 Edition, we found a story hidden between the lines of the stories, poems, and… Read More »Capsule Stories Winter 2019 Edition Found Prose
“Why You Should Read Books from Other Countries” by Natasha Lioe was originally published on capsulebooks.com on September 16, 2019 Without even realizing it, 95… Read More »Why You Should Read Books from Other Countries
“4 Female Authors You Must Read” by Natasha Lioe was originally published on capsulebooks.com on January 5, 2018 Miranda July Miranda July is one of… Read More »4 Female Authors You Must Read
“Fahrenheit 451 Is Still Relevant” by Natasha Lioe was originally published on capsulebooks.com on June 07, 2017 “Our civilization is flinging itself to pieces. Stand… Read More »Fahrenheit 451 Is Still Relevant
Our new seasonal literary magazine “Introducing Capsule Stories” by Natasha Lioe was originally published on capsulebooks.com on January 17, 2019 We’re super excited to announce… Read More »Introducing Capsule Stories
“5 Ways to Care for Yourself” by Natasha Lioe was originally published on capsulebooks.com on June 10, 2018 We started Capsule Books on June 1,… Read More »5 Ways to Care For Yourself
“Responding to People Who Don’t Read” by Natasha Lioe was originally published on capsulebooks.com on June 25, 2017 Last week I had the amazing opportunity to… Read More »Responding to People Who Don’t Read