Stephen King's Nine Worst Books and Why I Still Love Them
Column by Jay Wilburn, July 3, 2020
Even Stephen King's most loyal readers have their least favorite books. These nine are the ones Jay Wilburn puts at the bottom of his list, but he still loves many things about them.
Beach Reads for Indoor Types
Column by Peter Derk
Let's get the beach read off the beach and into your hands.
A Demigod’s Guide to Defining the New Normal
Column by Amanda Bender
Rick Riordan's announcement that Percy Jackson will be getting his own Disney+ series comes at moment when we are struggling to leave the old world behind and fight for a better one.
Storyville: Surviving Rejection
Column by Richard Thomas
Tips, stories, and advice on how to survive rejection.
What Neil Breen's 5-Hour Retrospective Taught Me About Making Art
Column by Peter Derk
Yes, that Neil Breen. Yes, he had useful things to say.
Be Free on George Orwell’s Birthday
Column by Jessica Marie Baumgartner
Reference "1984" all you want, but do you really understand the stories of George Orwell? Or the writer himself?
Interview: 11:11 Press Publisher Andrew J. Wilt
Interview by Christoph Paul
11:11 Press is an awesome, new indie press and we got to sit down with their publisher — Andrew J. Wilt.
How Many Books Will You Read Before You Die?
Column by Peter Derk
What if I could predict how many books you've got left to read in your lifetime? What if I removed all the magic from that statement and gave you some math?
I Just Spent A Year Exclusively Reading Women (and I Deserve No Congratulations For This)
Column by Christopher Shultz
Diversifying your reading list isn't a bragging moment. It's just what you should do.
Drunk on Literature: 10 Themed Book and Brew Pairings
Column by Peter Derk
Forget wine and cheese. This one's all about beers and reads!
Inconceivable: Social Media Branding Might Not Mean What You Think It Means
Column by Sadie Hartmann
Social media branding has a bad rap. When people hear about "branding" they immediately think of corporate business strategies. Branding is important. Here's why.
