10 Books For the Flight to Mars
Column by Leah Dearborn, May 14, 2021
Space exploration has been a popular topic in recent publishing, with a growing number of voices writing on the subject. Here are 10 books to keep you company for the (very) long flight.
Video Games as Literature: A Defense of the Medium
Column by Rob Blair Young
Video games are often looked down on. However, writers and lit enthusiasts can crack open new worlds of stories by appreciating the medium and its unique offerings.
'The Falcon and The Winter Soldier' Fumbles at the Finish Line
Column by BH Shepherd
A detailed look at the disappointing finale of 'The Falcon and The Winter Soldier'.
Content Marketing for Authors
Column by Peter Derk
The least gross form of a very gross thing: Marketing.
When the Answer Isn't Always Edgar Allan Poe
Column by Stephanie M. Wytovich, MFA
This essay encourages readers and writers alike to bridge the gap between literary and genre in order to find horror in unsuspecting places.
Blackout Poetry: New Interest in an Old Artform
Column by Jay Wilburn
Blackout poetry is appearing more in education, art therapy, and online. This and related art forms have been around a while, so this recent surge in interest calls for a closer inspection.
Gary Snyder: The Last Remaining Beat
Column by Joshua Isard
A celebration of a poet and thinker of the highest quality—one who can’t easily be categorized.
Interview with Grit Lit Author William R. Soldan
Interview by Gabriel Hart
Discover where the bleak American experience collides with glimmers of righteous humanity.
"Twisted: Tainted Tales" by Janine Pipe
Review by Andrew Fowlow
When readers buy "Twisted: Tainted Tales" by Janine Pipe, they are getting an admission ticket to a visceral horror show.
Mistakes I Made With My Self-Published Book Covers
Column by Peter Derk
Don't follow in my footsteps. Don't repeat my mistakes.
Latinx Horror Author Roundtable
Column by Cina Pelayo
A conversation with five Latinx horror authors about the genre.
