That’s So Meta: Writing A Story About Writing A Story
Column by Taylor Houston
When narrators escape--a discussion of metafiction.
The Wild West World of eBook Only Erotica (NSFW)
Column by Joshua Chaplinsky
Is the eReader the new Internet when it comes to get-rich-quick porn?
Ask The Lit Coach: 'Should Writers Censor Their Work Because They Fear Agent Or Editor Rejection?'
Column by Erin Reel
Should writers censor their work because they fear agent or editor rejection? The Lit Coach and friends weigh in for the 6th Issue of Ask The Lit Coach.
Top Ten Comics That Should Be A TV Series
Column by Jason Van Horn
Ten comic books that should be turned into a television series, posthaste!
Buying Guide: How To Shop For A Writer This Holiday Season
Column by Rob Hart
Are you buying for a writer this holiday season? Here's a guide to the gifts that will win you their love and respect.
On Dialogue Tags: Why Anything Besides 'Said' And 'Asked' Is Lazy Writing
Column by Rob Hart
Expressive dialogue tags are the mark of lazy writing, because they break one of the cardinal rules--they tell instead of show. This is why 'said' and 'asked' are all you ever need.
A Reader’s Confession: I Dog-Ear My Books.
Column by Meredith Borders
Always cherish your books not for what they are, but for what they say.
Why Independent Bookstores Matter: A Rebuttal To Slate's Farhad Manjoo
Column by Rob Hart
Farhad Manjoo's Slate piece, 'Don’t Support Your Local Bookseller', makes the claim that Amazon is the true supporter of literary culture--but by my measure, it is riddled with hollow arguments.
LURID: Bad to the Bone? (Part 2: Adults)
Column by Karina Wilson
Psychopaths - more common than you think, both IRL and in fiction. LURID looks at how religion and science have shaped the outlines of the ultimate villain, who's now become a hero to many.
Indie Bookstore Spotlight: City Lights Booksellers & Publishers, San Francisco, CA
Column by Craig Clevenger
Part of an ongoing series profiling some of the best independent bookstores in the country.
