10 Books That Feel Like Exes
Column by Gabino Iglesias
Different books stay with you for different reasons. Not all those reasons are good.
The 13 Best Women Writing Horror Today
Column by Meredith Borders
It's Women in Horror Month, so let's talk women in horror!
If Books Were Assorted Chocolates
Column by Peter Derk
You thought comparing apples and oranges was tough. How about chocolates and books?
5 Unconventional Methods of Writing a Story
Column by Max Booth III
Instead of surrendering to writer's block, give these ideas a try.
50 Provocative Questions About Romantic Subplots
Column by Peter Derk
Asking the hard, sweaty, breathless, demanding questions of romantic subplots.
"I Dream of Mirrors" by Chris Kelso
Review by Gabino Iglesias
Chris Kelso explores humanity's collapse and identity in "I Dream of Mirrors."
The Top 10 Fake Books in Movies
Column by David James Keaton
I've lost the ability to finish a book, but luckily there's a loophole. Fake books in movies! They're as good or as bad as you want them to be.
Platonic Love Between Men In Fiction
Column by Peter Derk
What's so hard about writing a relationship between a couple loving, intimate, affectionate, bros?
Library Love: Love Letters to the Library
Column by Stephanie Bonjack
It's easy to forget the many ways libraries make an impact on the lives of others. Here are just a few.
10 Must-Know Tips For Outlining Your Novel
Column by Emmanuel Nataf
If you're struggling to get your novel off of the ground, an outline can potentially rescue you from all of your toils.
"A People's Future Of The United States" edited by Victor LaValle and John Joseph Adams
Review by Christopher Shultz
This new anthology takes an imaginative look into the future, and while the picture looks grim in places, it's optimistic in others.
Places To Read and Listen To Books For Free
Column by Michael David Wilson
Strapped for cash but need a story fix? Here are some online venues where you can read and listen to books for free.
9 Ways to Celebrate Women in Horror Month
Column by Annie Neugebauer
Whether you’re new to Women in Horror Month or ringing it in for the tenth time, here are 9 ideas for how to celebrate.
Reflections on the Difficulties and Influence of Joyce
Column by Joshua Isard
One writer's account of appreciating the good and the bad of James Joyce.
Exploring the Film and Television References in Silent Hill
Column by Michael David Wilson
We deep dive into the film and television influences on the Silent Hill game series.
Sarah Read on "The Bone Weaver’s Orchard", Horror, and Knitting
Interview by Annie Neugebauer
We talk to author Sarah Read, discussing her debut novel "The Bone Weaver's Orchard", the differences between short and long fiction, editing and writing, hobbies, passions, and more.
Narrative Detour: Rediscover Your Novel
Column by BH Shepherd
A fun exercise to help you push forward when writing your novel becomes a slog.
How to Submit Writing Like A Relentless Force of Nature
Column by Peter Derk
Don't get down. Get published.
5 Books About Death and Renewal for the New Year
Column by Stephanie Bonjack
New Year's Resolutions not your thing? Perhaps a meditation on death and renewal will get you focused for the year. My suggestions to get you started.
"Indie for life! But wait...": The Agent Conundrum
Column by Gabino Iglesias
To agent or not to agent, that is the question.
Writing Can Become An Addiction If You Let It—And That's A Bad Thing
Column by Christopher Shultz
It's true that sometimes creativity and addiction go hand in hand, so what happens if you actually get addicted to creativity itself?
13 Novels Set in the World of Myth
Column by Steph Post
Thirteen modern novels which feature mythological settings and elements.
The Best of Stan Lee's Soapbox
Column by Peter Derk
A sensational send-off for the spectacular Stan Lee!
Most Anticipated Books of the First Half of 2019
Column by Gabino Iglesias
2018 was an awesome year for books, but it looks like 2019 wants to blow its predecessor out of the water.
5 Reasons We Love To Hate Jonathan Franzen
Column by Peter Derk
Haters gonna hate. But are the reasons legit?
