Race and Races in Fantasy
Column by Rajan Khanna
A look at the benefits and dangers of using non-human races in fantasy fiction.
Philip K. Dick: A Primer
Column by Jon Korn
With a 'Total Recall' remake about to hit theaters - and more adaptations in the pipeline - it's time to learn more about the man behind the replicants.
Bat-Mortem: The End Of Nolan's Trilogy, The Balls That Were Dropped And The Psychology Behind The Devotion
Column by Rob W. Hart
Nolan's Batman trilogy drew to a close this weekend. It was quite a ride. Let's talk about it!
Wave Of The Future: Kickstarting Comics?
Column by Kelly Thompson
A look at why crowdsourcing comics via Kickstarter has become so wildly popular, and a peek at four comics projects I recommend, as well as previous success stories.
Your Favorite Book Sucks: The Kite Runner
Column by Cath Murphy
'The Kite Runner' stayed on the bestseller list for four whole years, yet the reason everyone loved it is exactly why I think it sucked.
Ask The Agent: What State Of Completion Does Your Manuscript Have To Be In When You Start Querying, Query Letter Word Count and More!
Column by Bree Ogden
Navigating the rough terrain of today’s publishing industry shouldn’t be a solo event. This week in Ask the Agent, I’ll explore and dissect two of the industry’s mysteries, straight from the shoulder.
Storyville: Promotion
Column by Richard Thomas
In this column, we talk about some of the ways you can promote your writing, for little or no money.
Top 10 Character Cliches That Drive Me Nuts
Column by Meredith Borders
See also: the Mary Sue, the brooding rebel, the hooker with a heart of gold, etc.
5 Ways Your Brain Sabotages Your Writing... And What To Do About It
Column by Kimberly Turner
Everything happens for a reason. Sometimes the reason is that your brain hates your guts. That's just science. Help get cognitive biases and mental tomfoolery under control with these handy tips.
YA Superstar: Meg Cabot
Column by Sarah Pitre
The author of 'The Princess Diaries' is a queen in her own right.
