LitReactor Staff Picks: The Best Books of 2018 - Part III
Column by Joshua Chaplinsky, December 14, 2018
Submitted for your approval (or derision): Members of the LitReactor staff offer up their favorite reads, old and new, of 2018.
A Non-Snarky Guide to Getting Your NaNoWriMo Draft into Shape
Column by Annie Neugebauer
NaNoWriMo-ers, congratulations! You survived November! Whether you “won” or just wrote more than usual, you now have an at least partially-completed manuscript waiting for you. So… What now?
10 Books to Gift Your Enemies
Column by Gabino Iglesias
For some reason you have to buy a gift for someone you hate. Well, here's a list to help you with that.
17 Books You MUST Own To Enjoy
Column by Peter Derk
A list of books that you really should own. Not to mention they make great gifts for book lovers.
LitReactor Staff Picks: The Best Books of 2018 - Part II
Column by Joshua Chaplinsky
Submitted for your approval (or derision): Members of the LitReactor staff offer up their favorite reads, old and new, of 2018.
LitReactor Staff Picks: The Best Books of 2018 - Part I
Column by Joshua Chaplinsky
Submitted for your approval (or derision): Members of the LitReactor staff offer up their favorite reads, old and new, of 2018.
Story Tech: Arthur Morgan's Journal in Red Dead Redemption 2
Column by BH Shepherd
A look at a key part of Red Dead Redemption 2's celebrated narrative.
The 15 Most Anticipated Horror Books of 2019
Column by Max Booth III
Horror continues to strive in the new year.
Clarity vs. Experimentation: A Letter To Myself
Column by Peter Derk
Does your work have a worthwhile story underneath the experiment? In other words, are you going to pay off the work a reader does to understand what’s going on?
Feedback Loop: Revisiting Autobiographical Fiction
Column by Taylor Houston
In which Taylor revisits her 2012 article about autobiographical fiction and nearly twists herself into a knot trying to explain what the hell she actually meant, if anything...
6 Reasons We Still Love L.M. Montgomery's "Anne of the Green Gables" 110 Years Later
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
Since its publication 1908, Lucy Montgomery’s "Anne of Green Gables" has been adapted countless times around the word. Here are a few reasons why this Canadian classic is here to stay.
