Storyville: 10 Ways to Balance Life and Writing
Column by Richard Thomas
In this Storyville column I talk about the many different ways that I try to balance my writing and personal life.
The Long & Winding Road: Part VI - What Happens When Your Book Doesn't Sell
Column by Kelly Thompson
The final installment in a series chronicling my experiences with my first novel, including securing an agent and submitting to publishers. Part 6 details what happens when you don't sell.
LURID: Beach Blanket Boogeymen
Column by Karina Wilson
Packing for your long-dreamed-about summer vacay? You might want to take heed of some of these cautionary reads before you get on the plane.
Revolutions in Fantasy: Four for the Fourth
Column by Rajan Khanna
On the eve of our nation's day of independence, we celebrate four fantasy stories of revolution and revolt.
New Release Roundup: Recommendations for July 2012
Column by John Jarzemsky
A look at what's new on the docket for the month of July.
UPDATED WITH WINNER: LitReactor's Flash Fiction Smackdown: June Edition
Column by Rob Hart
The premise is simple: We give you a subject, you write 250 words. If it's good you might win stuff.
What The Dark Knight Can Learn From The Avengers
Column by BH Shepherd
What can the Dark Knight learn from the most successful superhero movie ever?
Scandalous! Is Edward Rochester A Feminist?
Column by Meredith Borders
Welcome to a new column here at LitReactor in which Meredith boldly voices an unpopular opinion about a beloved novel.
Fifty Shades of Pay: A Failed Attempt To Get Rich By Writing Erotica
Column by Jack Joslin
Should we give E.L. James a little more credit? A hands-on attempt at mimicking her success by erotica...
YA Superstar: John Green
Column by Sarah Pitre
The man, the myth, the legend. 'Looking For Alaska' author, John Green.
