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What We’re Up To Litkicks is 32 years old! It’s been a journey. Lately we’re busy doing a couple of excellent podcasts. More Recent Articles Greatest Hits & Favorites from the Litkicks archives
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Literary Kicks is an independent literary and culture publication founded in 1994, featuring writing by Marc Eliot Stein and other contributors. Its extensive archive, spanning 1994 to 2026, explores literature alongside the ideas, people and movements that shape creative and public life. Topics include the Beat Generation, existentialism, the Jazz Age, the Summer of Love, transcendentalism, postmodernism, poetry, music, New York City, literary criticism, history and the experience of being a writer.
The site publishes essays, reviews, reflections and commentary on classic and contemporary works, as well as cultural figures and current issues. Recent articles consider subjects ranging from Iris Murdoch and ethics to philosophy, artificial intelligence, urban history and peace activism. Literary Kicks also produces podcasts, including work connected to World BEYOND War, and shares selected pieces from its archives as reader favorites. Visitors can browse articles by topic, explore older writing, or follow the publication through its social media channels.
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