Writer Karis Rogerson is pursuing a long-held dream of getting an MFA. Here, she shares some of what she does and doesn't expect to gain from the program.

Not surprisingly, it's another banger year for horror. Here are some titles you don't want to miss!

YA obsessee Karis Rogerson shares 12 books coming out in the first half of 2022 that she can't wait to get her grabby hands on.

A new year is a blank slate. The story of 2022 has yet to be written. I asked readers and writers to tell me how they want to frame this fresh start.

Through a brief review of James Clear's "Four Laws of Habit Formation," this article shows writers how to become more efficient and consistent at hitting the targets they set for themselves.

While there have been many great short story writers throughout history, the greatest may still walk among us. Here is the argument for John Urbancik.

So how does a writer make the written world real? The ongoing, ever-expanding answer is immersive fiction.

Karis Rogerson, avid YA reader, reflects on 10 of her favorite 2021 releases.

I can't think of a better way to usher in the new year than with a good book and a tasty cocktail in your hand.

Ruminations on End Times (and the short story collections Deadheading by Beth Gilstrap, The Cult in My Garage by Duncan Birmingham and JERKS by Sara Lippmann).

Submitted for your approval (or derision): the LitReactor staff offer up their favorite reads, old and new, of 2021. Featuring: John Skipp, Andrew Fowlow, and Ben Tanzer.

Giving eBooks is awesome, but it feels a little cold, a little robotic. Let's make them a little more warm, a little more fun, and hey, a little sexy where applicable.