Neglected Books: 'On Moral Fiction', 'The Mismeasure of Man' and 'The Man Who Died'
Column by Phil Jourdan
Moral fiction, IQ phoniness, and Jesus-themed erotica: Books you should rediscover soon.
Which P.O.V Is Right For Your Story?
Column by Jon Gingerich
A list of the different modes of point of view, with a breakdown of the advantages and disadvantages of each.
Submit Yourself: A Submissions Calendar is a Smart Idea
Column by Hanna Brooks Olsen
A submissions calendar is a smart idea, but it helps to know where to submit and who's accepting each month. In this column we break it all down for you, one month at a time.
Ask The Lit Coach: "Is It Possible To Get An Agent Or Book Publishing Deal Based Only On A Few Short Stories?" and More
Column by Erin Reel
Pitching a book series and the strength of an author's portfolio are the subjects of this week's Ask The Lit Coach.
The Case for eBook Self-Publication
Column by Paul Graham Raven
A hyperbolic exercise in Devil's advocacy for electronic publication.
Cavalcade Of Literary Jerks: Part 1
Column by Joshua Chaplinsky
Yes they are all esteemed authors. Yes they've published some important works. And yes, they're all jerks. Join us in celebrating the Top 10 literary jerks of all time.
Book vs. Film: Winter's Bone
Column by Tina Estlin Page
There’s something moving under, under the ice.
Cliche, the Literary Default
Column by Jon Gingerich
Stories start from a default position of cliché: readers go into stories with expectations, and if too many are fulfilled the spell is broken. So, how do writers engage when the odds are against them?
The Top 10 DC Comics Relaunch Titles
Column by Jason Van Horn
Which of the 52 new DC titles are worth your time, money, and emotional investment?
Contents Unchanged: Don't Judge A Book By Its Packaging
Column by John Jarzemsky
An examination of the cultural backlash against eReaders and how books are changing (and remaining the same) in the post-bookstore world of digital content delivery.
