Do It Yourself Limited Edition Releases
Column by Jay Wilburn, October 6, 2022
More and more authors are asking, "Why can't I do this myself?" This includes offering special limited edition releases directly to readers.
Time's Chainsaw: Why You Should Set Your Horror In A Specific Time Period
Column by Peter Derk
Bring your horror story back from the dead by setting it in a specific temporal space.
Stephen Graham Jones on Creating His Killer New Comic: "Earthdivers"
Interview by Jena Brown
The prolific author talks creativity and takes us back in time with his new comic series.
Book vs. Film: My Best Friend's Exorcism
Column by Christopher Shultz
Both versions of this narrative are effectively "Stranger Things" with a darker sense of humor, but only one offers audiences a lot more dramatic heft.
10 Translated Books to Read for International Translation Day
Column by Kleopatra Olympiou
This Sept. 30th, celebrate by reading a translated book, and experience a feeling of abundance, the joy of choice, of plenty, of access.
Lor Gislason: Writing Goopy Horror in a Neurotypical World
Interview by Andrew Fowlow
As writers, we are often reminded by the self-help motivational gurus to "just write," but what happens if your sensory tank is filled to the brim and you go into full-blown burnout?
A Fiction Roundup Both Painful and Poignant
Column by Ben Tanzer
Ben Tanzer discusses recent reads from Coco Picard, Tommy Dean, Rebecca Van Laer and Ravi Mangla that had a powerful effect on him.
8 Killer True Crime Books for Fans of 'In Cold Blood'
Column by Jena Brown
To celebrate Capote's birthday, here are 8 true crime books that read with the same intimacy and heartbreaking detail as "In Cold Blood."
Dispatch From The Querying Trenches (Part III): Getting Ready
Column by Karis Rogerson
Karis Rogerson returns with another look at querying, this time from the standpoint of whipping her seventh book into query-able shape!
Unlocking The Tomb: An Interview With Tamsyn Muir
Interview by Jena Brown
Swords, Jurassic Park, hamburger t-shirts, ignored writing advice, and The Locked Tomb: an interview with Tamsyn Muir
The Melting Point of Platinum: On Joyce Carol Oates' 'Blonde'
Column by Gabriel Hart
Gabriel Hart muses on 'Blonde,' the novel by Joyce Carol Oates for the release of its film adaptation by Andrew Dominik this month.
