Too often in the web world flashiness is substituted for content. While the stories and articles found on Cherrybleeds.com are flashy if not fantastic, the site itself is not. Sticking with a stark and easily-navigable design, Cherrybleeds.com brings us literary content with a William S. Burroughs-esque twist.

While stories of revelry, sex, drugs, and disheartening work make up the majority of the offerings, there is still a healthy dose of true literary worship. Aside from the advice on how to have group sex while finding God after consuming a concoction of Lucky Charms cereal and cat piss, site editor Tony DuShane offers up quick book reviews of authors and titles you most likely have missed, an insightful author interview, and even a reading list touting the necessity of Burroughs, Rushdie, Che Guerva, and Henry Miller.

Hailing from Oakland, Calif., Cherrybleeds.com offers fresh content every week. And while you may find yourself asking if the stories are true or fiction, you will read to the end regardless. Here's hoping Cherrybleeds.com stays around for a while and they don't let technology muss it all up.