LURID: Hooray for Hannibal
Column by Karina Wilson
Hannibal Lecter, AKA the Chesapeake Ripper, returns to TV tonight. Lurid takes a look at his non-linear genesis and his extraordinary appeal.
Storyville: Editor Interviews—Needle, Thuglit, and The Big Click
Column by Richard Thomas
Five questions with the editors of Needle, Thuglit and The Big Click — Steve Weddle, Todd Robinson, and Nick Mamatas.
Write What You Like: Why “Write What You Know” Is Bad Advice
Column by Daniel Hope
The old adage that you should write what you know is misleading. In fact, you should write anything you want as long as you do your research.
Why The F*ck Aren't You Reading Scott McClanahan?
Column by Keith Rawson
Have you heard of this Scott McClanahan guy? Man, Why The F*ck Aren't You Reading him yet?
UPDATED WITH WINNER - LitReactor's Flash Fiction Smackdown: February Edition
Column by Taylor Houston
Short month and a closer deadline. Get Flashy!
Is Self-Publishing Good for You?
Column by Rob Blair Young
Indie publishing has changed over the years, and is now a viable path to success. That said, it requires far more work (and especially non-writing work) than you may realize.
Culling The Classics: Lolita
Column by Brian McGackin
Sifting through history, one classic at a time.
Is Print the Popular Kid Again?
Column by Leah Dearborn
Print was supposed to die with the new millennium, but a number of digital publications have recently opted to go against the grain and begin production of hard copy editions.
Guardians of the Galaxy: A Primer
Column by BH Shepherd
Saw that amazing trailer? Wonder where to start reading? Here's a guide to the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Ask the Grammarian: How "snuck" sneaked in...
Column by Taylor Houston
How "snuck" sneaked into the English language and we totally let it.
