Good Sex, Great Prayers: A Journey in Publication (Part 2: Writing the Novel)
Column by Brandon Tietz
In this second installment of the series, Brandon Tietz talks about the writing process of his upcoming novel, 'Good Sex, Great Prayers.'
The Blagger's Guide to J G Ballard
Column by Cath Murphy
Yes, J G Ballard did write about machines. No, he did not script the Transformers movies. Find out the essential facts without hurting your brain with this handy Blagger’s Guide.
Storyville: NaNoWriMo and Free Writing
Column by Richard Thomas
Whether it's during NaNoWriMo or on your own, free writing can help you channel your visions.
What Scares You? 30 Terrifying Horror Stories Straight Out Of Your Worst Nightmares
Column by Kimberly Turner
Nothing to fear but fear itself? What about dead things, evil dolls, darkness, madmen, water, spiders, and snakes? No matter what freaks you out, there's a book that'll scare the hell out of you.
LURID: Happy Halloween! Whatever that means...
Column by Karina Wilson
We've been celebrating the dead at the end of October for over 3000 years. Does anyone even remember why? Lurid takes a look at the long-standing traditions and strange energy of All Hallow's Eve.
Book vs. Film: Cloud Atlas
Column by Joshua Chaplinsky
Tom Tykwer and the Wachowski Siblings bring David Mitchell's 'unfilmable' opus to the silver screen. Is it a success or a suckfest?
UPDATED WITH WINNER: LitReactor's Flash Fiction Smackdown: October Edition
Column by Taylor Houston
You've got 250 words to impress us. Do a good enough job, and you might just win something.
Guess The Plot Episode V: Thrills, Chills, and Me-ows!
Column by Jon Korn
A special terror-filled edition of Guess The Plot asks you to deduce the story behind a classic horror novel's insane cover art.
The Best Comic Books About Bad Guys
Column by BH Shepherd
Like supervillains? Here are some of the best comic books about the bad guys.
Ask The Agent: How to Perfect Your Elevator Pitch & The Low-Down on Agency Assistant Salaries
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.
