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7 Short Literary Works for the Shortest Month
Column by Lisa Bubert
Let's traipse through some of the finest short fiction around.
Lessons I Learned Ghostwriting Romance (as a Non-Romance Writer)
Column by Jay Wilburn
After ghostwriting many romance novels, Jay Wilburn learned some lessons that helped with writing stories in other genres.
Say Something Nice: Good Things About Bad Books
Column by Peter Derk
Can I say something nice about some books I truly hate?
How a Lunatic Published My First Short Story: A Cautionary Tale
Column by Max Booth III
What every writer dreams of hearing: “I like it, but not enough to want to give you a book for it. (In other words, I don't want to pay for it as I don't LOVE it.)”
Curious not Confused
Column by Joshua Isard
Finding the right amount of information to include in a story can be a difficult task for any writer.
Bad Romance: 10 Books To Warm Your Cold, Black Heart
Column by Sadie Hartmann
Horror fiction might seem like the least likely genre to give you that romance fix, but this list will convince you otherwise.b
Shedding Hyperbole in the Post-Trump Era
Column by Gabriel Hart
Writers no longer need to present themselves as vomit-draft, works in progress!
Finding Solace in Horror Fiction
Column by Andrew Fowlow
Here's what other voracious readers, like myself, had to say about why they seek solace in horror fiction.
24 Hour Writing Challenge: Livestreaming a Full Day of Writing on Twitch
Column by Jay Wilburn
Jay Wilburn livestreamed all the short stories he could write in 24 hours on Twitch. This was not the first time he tried something like this. See what you might learn from his success and folly.
