Pieona·Nov 4Pride and Prejudice Through the Eyes of an Ordinary Office Worker in South KoreaWhat Mr. Darcy’s long letter taught me about first impressions, prejudice, and questioning my own judgments.
Jeremiah Christopher·Oct 23Why Your Book Has No Reviews (And the 7 Fixes Nobody Tells Authors)You wrote the book. You launched it. Now it sits invisible. Here is what is really going wrong and how to fix it.A response icon1A response icon1
Reja La Lectora·Aug 29El Arte del Cambiazo: ¿Cómo Jojo Moyes dominó el tropo del intercambio de identidades?¡Cuidado con los tacones ajenos! Lecciones de estructura y enredo con Jojo Moyes
Claire Stephen Walker·Aug 28Rereading the Wolves of Time: Prologue — So This is Where it StartedNearly thirty years ago, this book made me think I could write a better one. I could not. Now I’m going back to find out whether…
Ang·Jul 18Eleven Minutes-Paulo Coelho“ Deep down, she would like to have married him, that man who was now waiting for her in a church, ready to take her off to see his…
Maheswara Subramanian·Jul 13The Charming Literary Musings of a Sports WriterRe-reading this wonderful collection of essays on Literature, Writers, Writing, and books.
Árni Heimir Ingólfsson·Jul 11When Reviewers Get ItSeeing one’s books reviewed is always both exciting and nerve-wracking. After all, any author who publishes a scholarly book will have…
E·Jun 17Parable of the Sower by Octavia ButlerApocalyptic Dystopian FantasyA response icon1A response icon1
Winnie Lam·Jun 16The Illusion of a Perfect SocietyMany people dream of a perfect world, yet even the most advanced societies cannot escape the flaws of human nature. In Scythe by Neal…
