Writing: An (Unfortunate) Exercise in Trust
Column by Annie Neugebauer
What does trust have to do with writing? Well, unfortunately for those with trust issues, pretty much everything. Love it or hate it, it permeates every facet of the gig.
Writing Showed Me How To Pay Off Student Loans
Column by Peter Derk
Need to pay off a student loan? Of course you do. Here's how to write your way out of debt.
5 Sci-Fi Stories for Crime Writers
Column by Nik Korpon
What do Crime and Science Fiction stories have in common?
5 Spiritual Bookstores for Discovery and Enlightenment
Column by Stephanie Bonjack
A visit to a new genre's headquarters is always worthwhile. Open your mind at your nearest spiritual bookshop.
The Leftovers Pilot: Television Turns Literary
Column by Fred Venturini
The Leftovers pilot is packed with literary flourishes that carry throughout the entire series. Fred Venturini breaks down the techniques that power one of the best shows on television.
10 Things I Did Right As a Debut Novelist
Column by Susan DeFreitas
There were a whole lot of things I did wrong as a debut novelist. But there were also some things I really did right--and they made a difference in the long run.
Temporary Illiteracy: Life Without Books
Column by BH Shepherd
What a severe head injury can teach you about reading.
Storyville: Are You Unique or Just Difficult with Your Fiction?
Column by Richard Thomas
Make sure you're not being difficult and vague when trying to write unique stories. Here are some tips.
These 4 Popular Reading Spots Are Actually Awful
Column by Christine J. Schmidt
Your favorite place to read is probably terrible.
10 Things About Writing I (Re)Learned From Graphic Novels
Column by Gabino Iglesias
Graphic novels are a unique kind of literary creature, but binge reading them helped me remember a few things that all writers should keep in mind.
