Finding Your Voice in the Age of AI
Column by Amanda Bender
The rise of ChatGPT and other AI creation tools has made finding, defining, and evolving your authorial voice indispensable and non-negotiable.
The Bitten Word: A Writing Exercise
Column by Roy Christopher
Because of the perils of plagiarism, in writing practice, riffing on the work of another is not widely accepted, but as in hip-hop, it can be quite fruitful.
Craft Books for Writers Who Hate Craft Books
Column by Stephanie M. Wytovich, MFA
A list of books to inspire, teach, and help us freely create.
The David Sedaris Publication Path
Column by Peter Derk
David Sedaris never submitted pieces to lit mags. David Sedaris never tried to find an agent. How did this dude get published?
Yes, I'll Sign Up For Your Author Newsletter
Column by Karis Rogerson
Karis Rogerson loves newsletters—here's why!
Storyville: The Big Reveal—Adding Up to Ten
Column by Richard Thomas
The big reveal—adding up to ten.
The State of Book Bans in the US in 2023
Column by Karis Rogerson
How do we counteract book bans in 2023? We speak to some experts.
9 Dates From Literary Hell
Column by Jena Brown
Swipe left on these villains, unlikeable protagonists, and side characters whose toxic traits take up the entire page.
Eat Your Heart Out: A 5-Course Meal of Horror-Romance-ish Reads For Valentine's Day
Column by Lindy Ryan
A curated five-course dining experience with some of the most heart-pumping horror out there.
Fostering Inclusivity: Sensitivity Readings and Content Warnings
Column by Lor Gislason
Lor discusses two tools to create a more inclusive experience: sensitivity readings and content warnings.




























