Facebook Advertising: Is It Worth It?
Column by Brandon Tietz
One author's experiment to obtain more Facebook "likes" using his own money.
Telling Tales on the Publishing Industry
Column by Jonathan Wood
Jonathan Wood talks about the long and inspiring journey to get his debut novel, 'No Hero' to press.
How to Become a Freelance Writer in 900 Simple Steps – Part 2: The Existential Crisis
Column by Taylor Houston
Part Two of the Nail-biting Saga of Taylor's Freelance Adventure. Watch as she tackles business names, websites, and business licenses!
Path to Publication 2.1: Readings, Book Trailers, and Why I Loved AWP So Much It Hurt
Column by Rob Hart
I was going to write about the follow-up to my first novel, but instead I'm going to talk about AWP.
The Best Book Adaptation I've Seen Is...'Catching Fire'!?!
Column by Kelly Thompson
That's right, 'Catching Fire' is easily one of the best book adaptations I've ever seen. Let me tell you why.
Drunk Dubliners and Other Irish Writers Worth Reading
Column by Rob Blair Young
Happy St. Paddy's Day! I take you through Irish literary history and show off some of the best writers from the Emerald Isle.
When It's Time to say "F*** It"
Column by Phil Jourdan
When you're overwhelmed and insecure about your writing, and you focus on your image as a writer instead of your work, it's time to say "fuck it" and take a step back.
The Eternal Duel: A History of Commas
Column by Leah Dearborn
The Oxford comma has been a highly divisive issue within the literary community for many years. But how did it come to be this way, and is one side actually correct?
Product Review: TowerBabel
Column by Christopher Shultz
With the numerous self-publishing options available to authors, TowerBabel stands out with a few tricks up its sleeves.
Creative Influence Isn't an Excuse for Plagiarism
Column by Daniel Hope
Combinatorial creativity means that our work is a combination of all the influences and experiences in our lives, but it can't be used as an excuse for plagiarism, as Shia LaBeouf so perfectly shows.
