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A Taxonomy of the Strangest and Most Unexpected Goodreads Groups
Column by Daniel Hope
You'd think Goodreads groups would be primarily focused on books, authors, and the craft of writing, but you'd be wrong. They touch on some of the strangest interests the Internet has to offer.
Iron Giants: A Big Robot Top 10
Column by Rajan Khanna
With the release of Pacific Rim this month, we take a look at 10 of the best giant robots of cinema, television and literature.
Dystropia: Examining the Trope of the Manic Pixie Dream Girl
Column by Troy Farah
A column in which we explore the various misgivings and strengths of girls that are Manic, Pixie and Dreamy.
Why Is The Rolling Stone Cover Controversy Even A Controversy?
Column by Rob Hart
Some see glorification. Some see journalism. What do you see?
Storyville: Dramatic Structure and Freytag's Triangle
Column by Richard Thomas
Is your dramatic structure intact? Study Freytag's Triangle to see if it is.
8 Predictions On the Future of Digital Publishing
Column by Rob Blair Young
Some of my own predictions on what digital publishing will look like over the next couple of decades.
TripLit: Drinkin’ At The Drive-in
Column by Tiffany Turpin Johnson
Bust out your Solo cups, it's time to hit up the drive-in. This summer there are lots of movies coming out that're based on books, so put your drinks on ice and play our book-based booze games.
10 Places We Read (and Why We Read There)
Column by Ben Umstead
Some of the most common and fascinating spaces we find ourselves reading in.
Why The F*ck Aren't You Reading Sara Gran?
Column by Keith Rawson
You should be reading Sara Gran right now! Not tomorrow, not next week, but NOW! And here's a few f*cking reasons why.
7 Horrifying Ailments Named After Literary Characters
Column by Kimberly Turner
From ten-month-long sleep sessions to extreme vanity and homicidal jealousy, these seven horrifying medical conditions show us just how tough some of literature's favorite characters had it.
