Storyville: Writing About Taboo Subjects
Column by Richard Thomas, July 29, 2014
When writing about taboo subjects, be careful how you do it.
Culling The Classics: Batman: The Dark Knight Returns
Column by Brian McGackin
Sifting through history, one classic at a time.
Sex Criminals, Manga Masters, Hard-Boiled Crime and Sagas: Eisner Award Winners Announced
News by Peter Derk
2014's Eisner Award winners have been announced.
Product Review: Weekend Read
Column by Christopher Shultz
If you've ever tried to read a screenplay on your iPhone, you know what an awful experience it can be. But no more! Weekend Read saves us from the drudgery.
How to Survive Your First Live Reading or Book Selling Event
Column by Leah Rhyne
In late June, I survived my first ever live, public reading event....and you can too! Here's how I did it.
Forget Heroes and Villains, There is Only Point-of-View
Column by Max Booth III
You want to make your characters realistic? Think of everybody as the protagonist.
Usurping the Throne: Game of Thrones and George R. R. Martin's Dilemma
Column by Rajan Khanna
Season Four of HBO's 'Game of Thrones' began a distinct move father away from the source material. What does this mean for the books and, most importantly, the ending that they are speeding toward?
George R.R. Martin Saves Wolves, Spares Boy
News by Peter Derk
George R.R. Martin responds to a young boy's fan letter.
Three Books About... Beaches
Column by Cath Murphy
Buckets and spades. Donkey rides. Tangled deckchairs. Sand in your sandwiches. We all love the beach, and the authors of these three books are no exception.
Prepare to be Aroused and/or Nauseated by the 'Fifty Shades of Grey' Trailer
News by Joshua Chaplinsky
What is this tingling feeling in my—BLAAAAAAAAAAARG!
The Art of Microfiction
Column by Gayle Towell
A brief discussion of microfiction: who writes/reads it and why, tricks of the trade, and places to submit.
