10 Terrible Writing Ideas that Shouldn't Work, But Sometimes Do
Column by Jay Wilburn
Actually, there are way more than ten terrible writing ideas. Can you really call yourself a writer if you haven't tried a few?
Why I'm Not Submitting for Publication Anymore
Column by Peter Derk
2020 tested how much I could take. It was a test I didn't pass.
On Revenge Fantasies, Male Toxicity and "Promising Young Woman"
Column by Ben Tanzer
A story about how men live and the world women are forced to negotiate because of their choices, presenting a conversation about the nature of sexual violence and just how commonplace it is.
Why Every Author Should Write Haiku
Column by Jay Wilburn
There are important things prose authors can learn by experimenting with haiku. It is an easy artform to take up, but difficult to master.
The Importance of the Character Interview
Column by Cina Pelayo
The more that you know about your characters, the more confidently you can write about them.
Old Book Marketing Wisdom That Needs To Change
Column by Peter Derk
Let's question classic marketing advice like spacing out your releases and not being too pushy.
The Best and Worst Things We Can Do With 'The Great Gatsby'
Column by Peter Derk
Now that 'The Great Gatsby' is in the public domain, we can do a lot with it. But some options are better than others.
"To All The Boys: Always and Forever" is the Sweetest Ending to a Beloved Series
Column by Karis Rogerson
Thoughts and reflections on the final installment in the To All the Boys film series.
7 Books That Will Make You Happy You’re Single
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
These seven literary picks brilliantly reveal the joys of singledom and will have you transforming from a Bridget Jones to a Samantha Jones in no time at all.
7 Short Literary Works for the Shortest Month
Column by Lisa Bubert
Let's traipse through some of the finest short fiction around.
