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Storyville: Top Ten Things Literary Journals Need to Do. NOW.
Column by Richard Thomas
There needs to be a symbiosis between the journal and the author. Here are some ways that we can make that happen.
UPDATED WITH WINNER: LitReactor's Flash Fiction Smackdown: February Edition - Now, with New Rules!
Column by Taylor Houston
New Rules: 25 words. 2 sentences.
Twitter: Destructor Of Grammar Or Awesome Word Factory?
Column by Kimberly Turner
Is Twitter's inescapable deluge of 140-character blurbs massacring English as we know it or pushing us to write tighter, more concise copy?
Amazon Shakes Up Indie Book Marketing Starting March 1
Column by Erik Wecks
Amazon made changes to their affiliate agreement last week which will reshape how eBooks are marketed and priced.
Why Write?
Column by Karina Wilson
Why write? After George Orwell, Joan Didion and Jonathan Franzen, a panel of writers at St. Edmund Hall, Oxford, debate the issue.
The Only Question Every Story Must Answer
Column by BH Shepherd
There is only one question that truly matters. What is it, and how do you answer it?
Author Beware: New Lit Mags
Column by Brandon Tietz
New literary magazines may seem like a way to rustle up a quick publication to add to the resume, but you might just be wasting your story with empty credentials.
Embracing the Impossible: The Fantastical Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Column by Rajan Khanna
A look at Sherlock Holmes's more fantastical adventures.
Seduction of the Innocent: The Story Behind the Story
Column by Max Allan Collins
A fascinating look at the censorship witch hunt of comic books in the 1950s as reflected in the exciting new noir novel, "Seduction of the Innocent" by Max Allan Collins.
How the Superheroes of Literature can save you from the Grammar Nazis
Column by Cath Murphy
Who can save the planet from the deadly Grammar Nazis? The Superheroes of Literature, that's who!
