Book vs. Film: "The Long Goodbye" vs. "The Big Lebowski"
Column by Christopher Shultz
Though not a direct adaptation, the Chandler-esque film from the Coen brothers nonetheless captures the essence of the sixth Marlowe novel.
Dystropia: How The Damsel in Distress Has Evolved
Column by Troy Farah
From ancient Greek myths to Snow White to today, Dystropia looks at the trope of the Damsel in Distress.
UPDATED WITH WINNER: LitReactor's Flash Fiction Smackdown: October Edition
Column by Taylor Houston
I dare you to scare me. 25 words. 2 sentences. Endless opportunity for horror and pre-Halloween fright.
Did Ender's Game Rip Off The Dueling Machine?
Column by Daniel Hope
A critical look at the rumor that 'Ender's Game' is a ripoff of 'The Dueling Machine', and a discussion of what creativity and originality means.
Why The F*ck Aren't You Reading Ken Bruen?
Column by Keith Rawson
So tell me, boyo, why the fook aren't you reading Ken Bruen?
Symbolism: Storytelling and the Invisible Hand
Column by Jon Gingerich
Symbolism allows writers to get themselves off the page and lets their words do the talking.
Indie Bookstore Spotlight: Derby Square Bookstore, Salem, MA
Column by Leah Dearborn
The Derby Square Bookstore has been fascinating Salem's throngs of tourists and locals alike for nearly 40 years.
Top Ten Best-Worst Lawyers in Fiction
Column by Jessica Meddows
One of history's oldest professions is also the most despised, yet so popular in historical literature and modern fiction. See if you agree with these ten lawyers rated the best-worst in fiction.
Book vs. Film(s): "Carrie"
Column by Christopher Shultz
At three film adaptations now, Stephen King’s first novel is shaping up to be one of his most enduring. But which version really gets it right, and which ones don’t?
It's Made Of SCIENCE: Zombies
Column by Nathan Scalia
What you need to know about zombies, infections, and SCIENCE.
