Library Love: Anatomy Of The Book
Column by Stephanie Bonjack
Books are the coolest things ever, even as physical objects.
Power to the People: Magic in Fantasy
Column by Rajan Khanna
Is magic better when it's available to everyone? Or just to a select few? Does it matter?
Recap: Game of Thrones 3.06 - The Climb
Column by Rob Hart
Lots of odd and interesting pairings in this episode! Also, lots of horrible, soul-sucking depression—though it does end on a nice note.
Book vs. Film: Jurassic Park
Column by Christopher Shultz
The original novel by Michael Crichton or Steven Spielberg's epic film adaptation: which one has the bigger T-Rex?
The End of Happily Ever After
Column by Rob Blair Young
Once upon a time our stories ended with happily ever after. Something's changed. This article looks at ways modern story endings have moved away from traditional formats and expectations.
Forgetting the "Why" in the Narrative of Horror
Column by John Jarzemsky
Telling a great story involves a slow and controlled release of information, but sometimes, the questions we choose not to answer are even more important.
Storyville: Why Write (And Publish) Short Stories At All?
Column by Richard Thomas
Why should you even bother with stories, novels are where it's at, right? No--walk before you can run.
UPDATED WITH WINNER: LitReactor's Flash Fiction Smackdown: April (and POETRY) Edition
Column by Taylor Houston
A poem. An apology. A prompt. Flash Poetry in honor of April's Poetry Month.
Five Authors Who Prove It's Never Too Late To Start Writing
Column by Kimberly Turner
Turning 30, or 50, or 60 without penning a bestseller doesn't mean you're washed up. These authors will inspire you to stop obsessing over prodigious 20-year-old wunderkind and write your damned book.
Recap: Game of Thrones 3.05 - Kissed by Fire
Column by Rob Hart
Lots of strange bedfellows in this episode. Or should I say, strange BATHfellows! Also, a whole lot of tenderness on a show that doesn't often display it.
