How I Fell for Dan Mallory's Lies, and Why I Took it Personally

Column by Leah Rhyne
March 4, 2019 (1) comments
The sinking feeling in my stomach as I read about Dan Mallory in the New Yorker can only be explained one way: I'd fallen for his lines, hook, line and sinker.

'The Punisher' Season Two: Worse Than the First

Column by BH Shepherd
An examination of the continuing decline of Netflix's "The Punisher."

8 Dr. Seuss Books You Positively Can't Live Without

Column by Emmanuel Nataf
On March 2nd, we celebrate the prolific Dr. Seuss’s 115th birthday! To honor his legacy, we've compiled eight of his very best works (best enjoyed with a side of green eggs and ham).

10 Black Caribbean Authors You Need to Read

Column by Gabino Iglesias
Every month is a great month to read black authors, but February is a good time to remind readers of this. Here are some authors that will help you explore the black experience in the Caribbean.

Baby Come Back...To Your Library

Column by Peter Derk
Let's stop playing "Separate Ways (World Apart)" and get back to "Lovin', Touchin,' Squeezin'."

Dirty Little Secrets, Part Two: Why Your Beta Readers Never Finished Your Novel

Column by Susan DeFreitas
You worked hard on that book, and your beta readers never even finished the damn thing. Why?

Taking Your Patreon Game To The Next Level

You've set up a Patreon page, but now what? Don't worry, we've got you covered. Read on for how to take your Patreon game to the next level.

The Weird, Bloody Path to Fangoria

Column by Max Booth III
How one author got his book published by Fangoria.

Book vs. Film: "If Beale Street Could Talk"

Column by Christopher Shultz
Barry Jenkins's follow up to "Moonlight" is a beautiful and faithful adaptation of James Baldwin's novel — with one key change.

Dirty Little Secrets, Part One: Why No One Cares About Your Protagonist

Column by Susan DeFreitas
Many an agent has rejected a novel with the phrase, “I’m just not in love with this protagonist.”