From My Book Club: 12 Months of Books
Column by Kleopatra Olympiou
Are you ever curious to know what other people’s private book clubs are reading? Here's what mine has read over the past year.
Out of the Pandemic, A Writing Renaissance
Column by Jay Wilburn
The Covid Pandemic created unique challenges and opportunities for authors at all stages of their writing journey. Many of them found a way to thrive.
The Thrilling Impact of Gone Girl Ten Years Later
Column by Jena Brown
7 Books that were crowned "The New Gone Girl." Do they live up to the comparison?
Five Poetry Collections to Read This Summer
Column by Stephanie M. Wytovich, MFA
Contemporary poetry recommendations from the first half of 2022.
It’s Thomas Hardy’s Birthday (Do We Care?)
Column by Leah Dearborn
Is “Jude the Obscure” really anyone’s favorite book? What does “The Mayor of Casterbridge” say to the 21st century reader?
Selling Books on Truth Social
Column by Peter Derk
Let's go dumpster diving on Trump's Truth Social, see if we can't sell a few books.
The Books of Horror Facebook Group: Readers Take Over
Column by Jay Wilburn
The Books of Horror Facebook group is reshaping the indie horror scene.
Song of My Postpartum Self: A Letter to Walt Whitman
Column by Stephanie M. Wytovich, MFA
An open letter to the poet from a new mother.
Things to Do in Denver StokerCon When You're Dead
Column by Christoph Paul
Damn, I've been touring for the past 5 weeks and and just finished up with StokerCon. Should you go next year? Read on and find out.
The New Splatterpunks
Column by Jay Wilburn
Splatterpunk and Extreme Horror are seeing a resurgence, with distinct new voices telling great stories.
