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Ask The Grammarian With Taylor Houston—Now Taking Your Questions
Column by Taylor Houston
Got a burning question about grammar or usage? Ask Taylor Houston, LitReactor's grammar columnuist, for help.
Why The F*ck Aren't You Reading David Peace?
Column by Keith Rawson
David Peace is one of England's best novelist, and it's about f*cking time the American literati and the rest world discover him.
Priming The Pump: Selling Your eBook On Amazon Isn't As Easy As It Seems
Column by Erik Wecks
Today, eBooks have created more opportunities for indie authors than ever before, but it is one thing to publish an eBook. It's another to make it sell.
Peeling Back the Onion: 5 Books That Subvert Narrative Expectation
Column by Christopher Shultz
For twisty narratives that keep you guessing right up until the very end, you could do a lot worse than these five books.
10 Stories by Ray Bradbury That Would Make Great Movies
Column by Ben Umstead
10 Stories by Ray Bradbury that Would Make Great Movies. 'Nuff Said.
Five Legal Issues All Writers Need To Be Aware Of
Column by Jessica Meddows
Have you wondered whether your work is protected by copyright? Or whether you can write a story based on people you know? This article delves into five legal issues frequently encountered by writers.
UPDATED WITH WINNER: LitReactor's Flash Fiction Smackdown: July Edition
Column by Taylor Houston
Win a copy of DOOMED, Chuck Palahniuk's upcoming sequel to DAMNED, in: Flash Fiction Smackdown - Dante Edition
Is it the Fourth or the 4th of July?: Formatting Numbers in Your Writing
Column by Taylor Houston
You may not know it, but there are many rules that govern when you should spell out a number and when you should use the numerals. Here are a few of them.
5 Things You Shouldn't Say to Authors
Column by Brandon Tietz
Five faux pas you should avoid while speaking with an author. Hey, we don't walk into where you work and say your job looks easy.
