Giving ARCs Instead of Candy and Other Halloween Hacks for Writers
Column by Gabino Iglesias
There are many reasons why Halloween is the perfect time to be a writer. Here are some hacks to help you maximize the experience.
A Brief History Of Halloween In Fiction
Column by Christopher Shultz
There are just as many Halloween books as there are movies, but they're not as well known...yet.
All Hail the Slasher: The Rise and Legacy of an Iconic Subgenre of Horror
Column by Fred Venturini
Freddy. Michael. Jason. How did slasher films dominate the horror genre in the 70's and 80's? Let's examine the rise of the subgenre and it's legacy as pure cinematic experience.
How IRL Writing Friends Make This Whole Journey A Million Times Better
Column by Karis Rogerson
It wasn't always easy for Karis Rogerson to find writer friends outside of the internet, but now that she has...it's changed everything (for the better).
Tag Yourself: Writers’ Halloween Costumes
Column by Annie Neugebauer
It’s Halloween. You’re a writer. You're wearing one of eight costumes. Which one are you?
Dyslexic Author is my Favorite Oxymoron
Column by Jessica Marie Baumgartner
Why would anyone with dyslexia try to be a writer? Ask Anne Rice, Richard Ford, or sit down and let me tell you my story.
Ursula K. Le Guin: A Primer
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
An overview of the work of Ursula K. Le Guin, which explored new frontiers and broke new ground in science fiction and fantasy.
Storyville: Finding Original Locations to Set Your Horror Stories
Column by Richard Thomas
How can you find original locations to set your horror stories? Here are a few ideas.
Crappy, Ben-Cooper-Style Literary Costumes
Column by Peter Derk
Bukowski, Dickens, Gilman. They're all hear in crappy, plastic glory.
