LURID: Slaughterhouse Blues - The Abattoir in Horror
Column by Karina Wilson
We are what we eat, and if that includes meat, we're in a world of pain. Lurid takes a look at the long, dark shadow cast by the slaughterhouse. Heifer whines could be human cries...
Book vs. Film: Kiss Me Judas vs. Fractured
Column by Joshua Chaplinsky
Somebody made an unauthorized film adaptation of Will Christopher Baer's 'Kiss Me Judas.' Legalities aside, is it any good?
Judge A Book By Its Cover
Column by Meredith Borders
It's a game! Guess the book by its most arbitrary cover. I'll even throw in some keyword hints for ya.
5 Childhood Books Still on my Shelf
Column by Cath Murphy
Some books do more than entertain you, they shape you. Here are the books I will never give away because they helped to make me what I am.
9 Modern Tools Every Writer Should Use
Column by Rob Blair Young
Learn about nine modern tools that empower your writing, mobilize your research, stir your creativity, and help you make the most of your time at the keyboard.
Library Love : The Sexy Librarian And Our Collective Imagination
Column by Stephanie Bonjack
The sexy librarian stereotype is a complex thing. Who is the sexy librarian, and where does she come from?
Adventures in Self-Publishing Part 6: Fare Thee Well
Column by Rob Hart
This is my last column on self-publishing. Let's wrap it up, look back, have a good laugh, and stick a pin in this.
Bringing the Lie to Life: What Your First Two Pages Can Tell You
Column by Chris Rosales
Using particular details brings your lie to life.
Extraordinary Leagues: Crossovers in Fantasy
Column by Rajan Khanna
From the Wold Newton Universe to the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, there is a rich history of crossovers between characters from different worlds and literary traditions.
Ask The Agent: When Should You Stop Querying?
Column by Bree Ogden
Navigating the rough terrain of today’s publishing industry shouldn’t be a solo event. This week in Ask the Agent, I’ll explore and dissect one of the industry’s mysteries, straight from the shoulder.
