There is a lot of great horror out there, and most of it is coming from indie presses. Here are some that need to be on your radar.

One mentally ill writer and reader on why books that mirror her experiences are so important.

I you've worked hard, put in your ten thousand hours, and still not broken through with your first book deal, this post is for you.

There are few relationships in life as complex, powerful, and dynamic as the mother-child relationship. Here are literature's 9 most memorable mamas.

LitReactor instructors Joe Clifford and Alex Segura talk PI fiction to mark the latest adventures featuring their recurring characters, Jay Porter and Pete Fernandez.

An interview with Jeffery Hess, author of the novels 'Tushhog' and 'Beachhead'.

Sometimes writers get creative outside of their stories. Here are five of the wackiest book marketing campaigns authors have cooked up for their books.

A convergence of metal and horror as black and bitter as the music itself.

A look at when uncertainty can make fiction stronger.

What does selling used clothing have to do with publishing? In today’s digital marketplace——where writers mostly have to do all of our own hustling——there’s a lot more crossover than you might think.

Ever find yourself in the middle of a so-called classic that feels like it lacks oomph? Boredom is the disease, and we've got the cure!

On the Bard's bday, we've chosen our favorite Shakespeare movies set in modern times.