The Birthing of "Dream Pop Origami"
Column by Jackson Bliss
Jackson Bliss avoids the typical memoir narrative by giving control to the reader.
"The Autodidacts": Thomas Kendall On Writing Without An Outline
Column by Thomas Kendall
Fortunately, your source is infinitely replenishable: On writing without an outline, out of an image you don’t understand, towards a beauty you’re not sure exists.
Storyville: Writing Psychological Horror
Column by Richard Thomas
How to create an emotional bond and stimulate the brain of your readers with psychological horror.
My Plan To Shape Up A 700-Page Manuscript In Less Than a Year
Column by Peter Derk
If you've got a huge manuscript weighing you down, let's break it down, edit it, and get it finished.
The Footprint of Eraserhead Press
Column by Jay Wilburn
Eraserhead and its imprints have had a massive impact on the evolution of bizarro, splatterpunk, extreme horror and other boundary-pushing genres.
7 Great Nonfiction Books Written by Women
Column by Kleopatra Olympiou
7 great works of nonfiction by women, for anyone in search of their great next read.
How This Pantser Became a Plotter — For Now
Column by Karis Rogerson
An avowed pantser turns herself into a plotter and falls in love with the journey.
Here’s to Alcohol: A Ranking of Literary Cocktails
Column by Leah Dearborn
Searching for a muse? Summer weather is the perfect excuse to test out a few literary cocktail recipes. Maybe they'll help you write, or maybe (probably) the alcohol and sun will put you to sleep.
Where Is The Guy Fieri Of Books?
Column by Peter Derk
Because we need a hero to come along and dump a garbage can of books onto this literary scene.
Unrealistic Word Count Goals Are Like Yo-Yo Diets
Column by K.B. Jensen
Just like extreme dieting, word count goals can be unhealthy.
