JEN SNOW

Things I Do Not Understand And Definitely Am Not Going To Talk About.

New York, NY

Molly McAleer

Baddest bitch in Los Angeles and I have been for a minute now. I will either ruin your life or make it a lot better. My dog Wagandstuff says "hey."

Los Angeles, CA

Tao Lin

Tao Lin (b. 1983) is the author of RICHARD YATES (2010) & SHOPLIFTING FROM AMERICAN APPAREL (2009) & 4 other books of fiction/poetry.

Manhattan, NY

Elizabeth Wilcox

I'm a poet getting my PhD at the University of Southern California. I read whatever I can get my hands on.

Los Angeles, CA

The Angry Black Woman

I blog about social justice issues around race, gender, and LGBT rights. Here you'll find critiques of media, entertainment, news, and politics. Also: I am a geek.

Ned Hepburn

Editor-at-large at Death & Taxes magazine and freelancer for Interview Magazine and Vice Magazine. Ask me about my Grandkids.

New York, NY

Jami Attenberg

My fourth book 'The Middlesteins' comes out in October. In the meantime I'm taking pics of delicious food and dogs in costumes.

Brooklyn, NY

Storyboard

Tales from behind the dashboard, featuring in-depth conversations with Tumblr's creative community. Produced and published by Tumblr.

New York, NY

Andrew Romano

Newsweek politics writer by day, Tumblr design/music/food nerd... also by day.

Brooklyn, NY

Austin Kleon

I'm a writer who draws. Author of "Newspaper Blackout." I'm working on a new book called "Steal Like An Artist."

Austin, TX

Tumblr Department of Editorial

The editors and writers who cover Tumblr's thriving community of creators and curators.

New York City, USA

Anthony Luebbert

I have an MFA in fiction from Florida, but, oh, my tumblr is full of memoir, mine and sometimes yours.

Iowa

brian braiker

writer, reporter, editor, musician. made of shame and whiskey.

Brooklyn, NY

j scott grand

Author of several plays and a collection of short stories, Trash and Vaudeville. His work has also been published in Transgressive Culture.

New York, NY

The Tangential

The Tangential is a pop culture and creative writing blog. Our subject matter ranges from banging Winnie the Pooh characters to critiquing Atlantic articles.

Shane Burcaw

A sarcastic 19-year-old with SMA explores the humor in the disease that is slowly destroying his body, and reveals a lot more about his life along the way.

Donald Food

Graduate student in poetry, working hard to make that "feel like" an " actual thing."

Philadelphia, PA

Laura Hurwitz

I am a writer/middle school English teacher with an inabilty to compartmentalize and internet access.

New Haven, CT

David Jones

Author of two novels, a novelette and an anthology of short stories and poetry. Actor and filmmaker. Creator of worlds. Prolific eater of foods.

Liverpool, UK

Bart Schaneman

I'm a writer living in Seoul, South Korea. I regularly contribute to various publications in Asia and the U.S. I just put out my first novel "The Green and the Gold."

Adam Gnade

Adam Gnade's latest book, The Heat and the Hot Earth, was released in December. He lives on a farm in the rural Midwest.

Leavenworth, Kansas

Jessica Bennett

Day job: social issues, gender, sex and culture at Newsweek & The Daily Beast. Tumblin' on news, trends, media, musings.

New York, NY

Jonathan Stutzman

writer, poet, amateur rememberer; a creator of past worlds on napkins, with pockets full of sand, stardust, and bits of childhood plastic.

Philadelphia, Pa

Todd Frankenfield

Writes poetry, prose and short stories. Currently working on a novel and a cup of coffee. Raised by talking wolves.

Pennsylvania

Christopher Dickey

Paris Bureau Chief and Middle East Editor for Newsweek Magazine and The Daily Beast. Author of six books, working on a seventh.

Paris, France / New York, NY

Pitchfork Reviews Reviews

A blog about a popular indie music website and other music-related and personal stuff.

Brooklyn, NY

owsome

Chels blogs about science, art, baseball, and her adventures in journalism. She's pretty awesome. Or, you know, owsome.

Portland, OR

On the Borderland

Terror of the mundane, nostalgic dread creeping up on a Sunday afternoon, oddments and oddities, all courtesy of a life lived elsewhere.

Tokyo, Japan

Natasha Vargas-Cooper

Journalist.

Los Angeles

Julie Klausner

I'm what Grammy Hall would call "A Real Jew."

New York, NY

dick from africa

My father and mother were Dutch Calvinist missionaries who had been commanded by God to bring the one true savior, the Christ, to the San of the Kalahari.

Heidi Julavits

Bi-weekly, semi-oblique postcards from your recently deinstitutionalized aunt.

New York, NY / Maine

Tayari Jones, author of Silver Sparrow

Musing, Reflections, and Reactions of a working writer. "Never hope or dream more than you work."

New York City

Daniel Kolitz

Music criticism, fiction, and public nervous breakdowns by someone who rarely takes his headphones off.

Newark, DE

Alexander Chee

This is where I blog mostly about the ways I think about the future: science fiction, tarot, politics. And sometimes writing.

New York, NY

Musings of an Inappropriate Woman: Rachel Hills

Ladymag hag and academic writing on gender, creativity and the politics of everyday life.

London, United Kingdom

John Green

I write books (Looking for Alaska, The Fault in Our Stars) and make videos with my brother Hank (vlogbrothers, crashcourse).

Indianapolis, IN

Arianna Stern

I do humor and literary writing, personal essays, and arts criticism. I was the first person to win the Pulitzer Prize for a Gchat status message.

Chicago, IL

Dan Chaon

Photos, Weird stuff, flotsam related to my books and in particular my new story collection, STAY AWAKE.

Cleveland

Writers and Kitties

Where literature has whiskers and pointy ears.

Mexico City, Mexico

Luke Neff

I teach, which means I show interesting things to students then ask questions like Ira Glass. Sometimes I turn these things into writing prompts.

Portland, Oregon

Brian Stelter

"The greatest inspiration is the deadline." A Tumblr blog by Brian Stelter, a media reporter for The New York Times.

New York, NY

Rosecrans Baldwin

Author of "Paris, I Love You But You're Bringing Me Down" and "You Lost Me There."

Molly Young

Contributor to The Economist's PROSPERO blog.

New York, NY

Mike Barthel

Pop culture, politics, and humor from a music critic turned cultural commentator.

Seattle, WA

Nick Turse

Journalist, historian, essayist, and the associate editor of the Nation Institute's TomDispatch.

United States

Richard Rushfield

Author, rambler, pop culturist, remorseless critic of books, movies, tv shows and supermarket candy selections.

Los Angeles, CA

VelvetBlory

A Blory is a blog/story hybrid; we post one daily. The best ones go in our quarterly mag. We scour tumblr for the best writing/art and give feedback.

London, UK

Richard S. Chang

On my better days, I am a columnist for the NY Times. Otherwise I'm in constant pursuit of useless knowledge, which ends up here.

Brooklyn, NY

Sharing Poetry

Sharing Poetry is a Tumblr for sharing your favorite poems with others. Read the guidelines on the Submit page for more information.

Matthew Allard

Author. Freelance writer. Book lover. Internet geek.

Los Angeles, CA

Nick Miller

Literature is my life. I write fiction. My first novel, "Isn't It Pretty To Think So?," will be released in early 2012.

Los Angeles, CA

Tess Lynch

A writer from NY living in LA. Sometimes appears in commercials and other times appears in pajamas.

Los Angeles, CA

Miles Klee

Fictionist. Author of short stories, essays, satire and a novel, "Ivyland," available from OR Books.

New York, NY

Edan Lepucki

I'm the author of the novella If You're Not Yet Like Me, and a staff writer for The Millions. I prefer to do all my reading in the bath.

Los Angeles, California

Liz Moore

Author of the novels HEFT and THE WORDS OF EVERY SONG.

Philadelphia, PA

Aporia - Mills Baker

Tumblr called Aporia "intelligent, insightful, and beautiful." It concerns art, literature, philosophy, love, culture, and turtles.

San Francisco, CA

Simen Edvardsen

This is an edited stream of consciousness.

Norway

The Near-Sighted Monkey and Lynda Barry

If the thing we call the Arts has a biological function, what is it? The Near-Sighted Monkey and Lynda Barry post clues.

Southern Wisconsin

Fireland

Terrible hilarity by Joshua Allen.

The Atavist

Original nonfiction stories for tablets and phones, and a software platform to tell your own.

Brooklyn

raynor "[redacted]" ganan

i'm a wackademic living in boston. i write about all manner of curiosities—even the x-rated ones.

a himalayan library castle

Alex Balk

The Internet version of Alex Balk

New York, NY

Dean Van Nguyen

Dublin-based writer specialising in media, lifestyle and pop. Runs One More Robot magazine. As seen in The Deli, Wax Poetics, AU, Evening Herald, PopMatters and others.

Emma Straub

Author of the short story collection 'Other People We Married' and the novel 'Laura Lamont's Life in Pictures.' Likes cats, cheese, shiny things.

Brooklyn, New York

Elliott Holt

Writer. Pushcart Prize winner. My first novel, YOU ARE ONE OF THEM, will be published by The Penguin Press in spring 2013.

Britt

Growing up has meant learning that people want others to shut up and stay in their place. I write to challenge that notion.

Chicago, IL

Matthew Gallaway

Author of The Metropolis Case: A Novel (Crown/Random House 2011). I'm into cats, ferns, and books about memory slash fractured souls. (Oh and cupcakes of almost any variety.)

New York, NY

The Dictionary of Obscure Sorrows

A compendium of the outer spatters of the emotional palette, written by John Koenig.

St. Paul, MN

COLE STRYKER

Writer, media consultant, author of "Epic Win," a book about 4chan.

New York, NY

Glory Szabo

Your likes and reblogs determine what will be included in the novel I am currently working on.

London, United Kingdom