Nothing New Under the Mistletoe - 40 Versions of "A Christmas Carol" You Should Check Out
Column by Taylor Houston
I love "A Christmas Carol", and I thought I'd seen every version out there—I was wrong.
Storyville: Body, Mind, and Soul—Adding Depth to Your Stories
Column by Richard Thomas
Using the concept of body, mind, and soul, you can create a deeper experience with your stories.
Using Bibliomancy as a Drafting Tool
Column by Stephanie M. Wytovich, MFA
Bibliomancy is a traditional divinatory practice that can be found across all religions. Here's how you can use it to brainstorm, draft, and interact with your favorite stories.
Trello for Authors
Column by Jay Wilburn
Trello is an organizational tool for individuals, teams, and businesses. Does it have any practical uses for authors?
On Using Personal History As Fiction
Column by Douglas Kennedy
The international best-selling author and MasterClass teacher discusses the basis of all fiction.
That Time I Ran a Virtual Literary Festival (and Lived to Tell the Tale)
Column by Leah Rhyne
Many literary festivals went virtual in 2020 (& likely will do so for the first part of 2021). This is a first-hand account of why my organization did it, how we did it, & how we (barely) survived.
LitReactor Staff Picks: The Best Books of 2020 - Part III
Column by Joshua Chaplinsky
Submitted for your approval (or derision): Members of the LR staff offer up their favorite reads of 2020. Feat: Max Booth III, Meredith Borders, Gemma Files, Andrew Fowlow, Christoph Paul, and more!
5 Ghost Stories to Help You Haunt the Holidays
Column by Stephanie M. Wytovich, MFA
Spend the longest night of the year enveloped in tales of specters, mischievous fairies, and ancient deities.
10 Things I Learned Live Streaming the Writing of My 50K Word NaNoWriMo Novel
Column by Jay Wilburn
Twitch is designed for gamers & fans. More & more authors are experimenting with the platform. Jay Wilburn streamed the writing of his entire 50K word NaNoWriMo novel & learned a few things as he did.
