Storyville: Creating Tension in Your Fiction
Column by Richard Thomas
How do you create tension in your fiction? Here are some tips.
Writers + Cats = Purrfection
Column by Annie Neugebauer
Writers rock. Cats rock. Together? No brainer. But really, what is it with writers and cats? Why the long-standing obsession?
Meet the Reviewers Keeping Indie Lit Alive
Column by Max Booth III
We're spotlighting some of our favorite indie book reviewers.
Project Redlight: Part 2
Column by David James Keaton
The continuing adventures of David James Keaton in the screen(writing) trade.
4 Mary Shelley Facts You Might Not Have Known
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
In the run-up to the release of the new Mary Shelley film starring Elle Fanning, we look a little closer at some of the lesser-known facts surrounding the life and work of the "Frankenstein" author.
Project Redlight: Part I
Column by David James Keaton
One man's adventures in the screen(writing) trade.
Make Your Characters More Interesting With Lies
Column by Peter Derk
Ask yourself: When's the last time I had one of my characters tell a real whopper?
11 of the Best Indie Horror Presses
Column by Gabino Iglesias
There is a lot of great horror out there, and most of it is coming from indie presses. Here are some that need to be on your radar.
Putting Together a Literary Magazine
Column by Christoph Paul
Putting together a literary magazine isn't as hard as it sounds. It's even kind of fun.
Books About Mental Illness are Important, Especially if You Have One
Column by Karis Rogerson
One mentally ill writer and reader on why books that mirror her experiences are so important.
