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Twisted And Wrong: 6 Children's Books Intended for Adults
Column by Stephanie Bonjack
Not all children's books are created equal. Here are a few gems written just for you, grownup.
5 Scary Comics To Suit Every Predilection
Column by Kelly Thompson
5 horror comics ranging from subtle to grotesque to suit every Halloween comic need!
Ten Exceptionally Well-Written Horror Films
Column by Christopher Shultz
Looking for some Halloween movies that pack a solid writerly punch? These films deliver the scares as well as satisfy the snob in us, offering fantastic nuances in character, dialogue and plot.
Footnotes: The Walking Dead Is What We've Always Been
Column by Ryan Peverly
If 'The Walking Dead' has taught us one thing, it's that we are what we've always been.
LitRecapper: The Two Year Anniversary
Column by Joshua Chaplinsky
Another year come and gone. Catch up on the who, what, where, why, when, how of LitReactor: Year Two.
Meet Your Avengers 2 Villain: Ultron
Column by BH Shepherd
All you need to know about the villain appearing in the next Avengers movie.
The Do's And Dont's Of Writing Erotic Fiction
Column by Elissa Wald
A list of ten tips for writing Erotic Fiction, by the author of 'The Secret Lives of Married Women.'
The Devil That You Know: Literature's Evil Archetype
Column by Leah Dearborn
Old Nick has left his stamp on literature ever since men began putting pen to paper. Whether literally or figuratively, nearly everyone has a demon or two waiting to jump onto the page.
Metamucil Martinis: Why Batman and James Bond Should Be Allowed to Retire
Column by Nik Korpon
Even superheroes and super spies need a day off.
After All These Years: The Unexpected Sequel
Column by Rajan Khanna
With the release of Stephen King's 'Doctor Sleep' and the announcement of a 'Fight Club' sequel, we take a look at followups that appear years, sometimes decades after the original work.
