Columns

Comics vs. Television: The Umbrella Academy

Column by BH Shepherd

A comparison of The Umbrella Academy TV show with its comic book origin.

Captain Marvel: Primer Plus Predictions

Column by Peter Derk

Headed to the theater to see "Captain Marvel"? Read this first!

Dirty Little Secrets, Part Three: Why the Agent Requested—and Then Rejected—the Full

Column by Susan DeFreitas

Good news: The agent requested the full! Bad news: The agent said, “Thanks but no thanks.”

The Five Habits of Highly Effective Horror Fiction Podcasts

Column by Luke Kondor

Want to start a fiction podcast? Here's what worked for the successful The Other Stories Podcast.

Crick in Your Neck? Tips and Stretches to Combat the Writing Life

Column by Annie Neugebauer

At the computer all day errday? You're probably feeling the effects in your neck, shoulders, wrists, butt, and eyes. Here are some simple tips to help ease (and prevent) the ache.

How I Fell for Dan Mallory's Lies, and Why I Took it Personally

Column by Leah Rhyne

March 4, 2019 (1) comments

The sinking feeling in my stomach as I read about Dan Mallory in the New Yorker can only be explained one way: I'd fallen for his lines, hook, line and sinker.

'The Punisher' Season Two: Worse Than the First

Column by BH Shepherd

An examination of the continuing decline of Netflix's "The Punisher."

8 Dr. Seuss Books You Positively Can't Live Without

Column by Emmanuel Nataf

On March 2nd, we celebrate the prolific Dr. Seuss’s 115th birthday! To honor his legacy, we've compiled eight of his very best works (best enjoyed with a side of green eggs and ham).

10 Black Caribbean Authors You Need to Read

Column by Gabino Iglesias

Every month is a great month to read black authors, but February is a good time to remind readers of this. Here are some authors that will help you explore the black experience in the Caribbean.