How to Shop for a Writer: the Holiday Edition
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
If you want imaginative suggestions for your literary pal’s present, we’ve got the holiday gift guide of your dreams, featuring a baker’s dozen of picks to suit any budget.
27 Indie Bookstores to Support Online in 2021
Column by Peter Derk
Between solving mysteries, curating titles, and cats galore, these stores got what you need.
LitReactor Staff Picks: The Best Books of 2020 - Part I
Column by Joshua Chaplinsky
Submitted for your approval (or derision): Members of the LitReactor staff offer up their favorite reads, old and new, of 2020. Featuring: Rob Hart, Kathe Koja, Lindsay Lerman, Jay Wilburn, Peter Derk
10 Books on Writing and Creativity Every Author Should Ask for this Holiday Season
Column by Jay Wilburn
These may be the books that break you out of a rut, elevate your work, or help you find your way forward as a creator.
Storyville: How Long Should Your Story Be?
Column by Richard Thomas
Is there enough meat on the bone to support your word count? It depends on a number of variables.
How to Protect Your Writing Time From Distraction
Column by Lisa Bubert
Creative time is precious. Don't let the outside world steal it.
A Short Tour of Gimmick Covers
Column by Peter Derk
Punch some holes, break out the foil, and if you've got tasteful nudes, save 'em for something else. Taste has no place in the world of gimmick covers.
7 Reasons You Should Actually Read Moby-Dick
Column by Annie Neugebauer
The classic novel that few have actually read, "Moby-Dick" is truly worth your time. Here are 7 reasons why.
I May Fail NaNoWriMo This Year, but It Didn't Fail Me
Column by Karis Rogerson
Karis Rogerson chats about her past with NaNoWriMo and how this year, even though she's not on track to win the challenge, she is on track to love writing more.
Is Patreon Still A Viable Platform and Income Source for Authors?
Column by Jay Wilburn
Many authors have a Patreon page. Is it still a viable platform, though? Is it wise for a new writer to start one?
