From The LitReactor Magazine
Writers Helping Writers : From The Workshop
An aging cold case detective tries to solve a 20 year old child abduction case. His investigation takes him to the plains of Wisconsin, where a...
Willow, an apprentice in a very specific type of magic, flees a mob to the safety of the most dangerous entity in her woods.
A young pastor in between jobs travels to Thailand where his repressed interest in Buddhism and yoga can bloom.
This is a comedic story I wrote quite a while ago about a man and his banjo. The voice is very southern (US) and may not appeal to some readers... I...
In a city surrounded by water, a census worker takes it upon himself to find out why the human stoppers have abandoned their post when the Great Dam...
Sharpen Your Skills : Essays On Writing
One Word Leads To The Next: Unconventional Conjunctive Devices
From: Chuck Palahniuk
An essay that explores unconventional conjunctive devices and how they can link a story together, making it more like a song or piece of music.
The Haunting: How To Conquer The Shame Of Being A Writer
From: Chuck Palahniuk
An essay about why the vocation of writing can sometimes feel shameful, and how to own that shame and then eventually conquer it.
