6 Female Sci-fi Writers You Should Read
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
To celebrate Octavia Butler’s would-be 71st birthday, we’re featuring six female sci-fi writers who have helped shape the boundary-shattering genre.
The 8 Keys To A Good Heist Story
Column by Peter Derk
With "Ocean's 8" in theaters this weekend, let's take a look at what makes a good heist story work.
On the Thickness of Skin
Column by Annie Neugebauer
On the concept of writers needing to develop a "thicker skin," and why it's a damaging myth.
9 Things I Learned From Reading 45 Books At Once
Column by Gabino Iglesias
I love to read many books at the same time. Here are some things I learned during an especially heavy reading period.
How 'Krypton' Keeps Things Interesting
Column by BH Shepherd
How 'Krypton' manages to tell a prequel story that isn't predictable.
Storyville: Creating Tension in Your Fiction
Column by Richard Thomas
How do you create tension in your fiction? Here are some tips.
Writers + Cats = Purrfection
Column by Annie Neugebauer
Writers rock. Cats rock. Together? No brainer. But really, what is it with writers and cats? Why the long-standing obsession?
Meet the Reviewers Keeping Indie Lit Alive
Column by Max Booth III
We're spotlighting some of our favorite indie book reviewers.
Project Redlight: Part 2
Column by David James Keaton
The continuing adventures of David James Keaton in the screen(writing) trade.
4 Mary Shelley Facts You Might Not Have Known
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
In the run-up to the release of the new Mary Shelley film starring Elle Fanning, we look a little closer at some of the lesser-known facts surrounding the life and work of the "Frankenstein" author.
