Adventures in Self-Publishing
An experiment in self-publishing. What works, what doesn't, all in real time.
Ask The Agent
Navigating the rough terrain of today’s publishing industry shouldn’t be a solo event. Let our resident agent, Bree Ogden, answer your questions!
Behold The Unfilmable
An in-depth look at some of the most unfilmable works of fiction that have been... filmed.
Book Brawl
In Book Brawl, two books that are somehow related will get in the ring and fight it out for the coveted honor of being declared literary champion. Two books enter. One book leaves.
Book Club
Every month here at LitReactor, we celebrate reading with a new selection in our Book Club.
Book Versus Film
You know the old saying that the book is always better than the movie? Well in this column we put that theory to the test.
Fantasy
Dragons and Goblins and Wizards, oh my! Rajan Khanna, our resident Fantasy nerd, has entire worlds to show you.
Guess The Plot
We challenge you to figure out the plot of an old science-fiction novel based solely on its crazy cover.
Indie Bookstore Spotlight
Part of an ongoing series profiling some of the best independent bookstores in the country
Lurid
LURID: vivid in shocking detail; sensational, horrible in savagery or violence, or, a guide to the merits of the kind of Bad Books you never want your co-workers to know you're reading.
New Release Roundup
Every month we toil in the dank, dark mines of literary obscurity to bring the LitReactor faithful a few choice titles hitting the shelves.
Post-Mortem
In this surgical approach to a book review, we take a scalpel to literary classics to see what makes their hearts pump.
Primer
Frightened of embarking on a new literary journey? Primer showcases authors and genres by looking at their most popular books.
Smackdown
Our monthly flash fiction challenge. We give you a picture, you write 250 words. If it's good, you win glory. And prizes.
The Blagger's Guide
To blag (v): to sound like you know what you’re talking about when you don’t The Blagger’s Guide to Literature (n): an invaluable resource for those who wish to blag about books without reading them.
The Lit Coach
Our resident Lit Coach, Erin Reel, answers questions relating to the publishing industry.
Your Favorite Book Sucks
Just because it's popular doesn't mean it's good. We hand down the harsh truth.