Lady Stargazer·Jul 6The Myth of the Single Shelf: Why Writers Should Refuse to Live in Only One Genre
Chideraa Ike-Akaenyi·Jun 14This Literary Fiction Girlie Reads RomanceI have always been a literary fiction girlie who stopped caring for romance somewhere between the ages of seven and twelve. I read the…
Orrin Onken·Jun 5It’s Always the Writing That FailsWhy narrative dies.A response icon12A response icon12
Laura Graves·May 12The Red Flags I Look for Before I Agree to Work with an AuthorMy intake questionnaire for prospective clients is long.
Julia Amante - Fiction author, Speaker, Mentor.·Apr 17Read Outside Your Genre to Find Your VoiceWhy stepping beyond what you write may be the key to sounding like yourselfA response icon3A response icon3
InNever Stop WritingbyJames Parsons·Apr 3Nightmares and Narratives: The Legacy of HorrorTracing the spine-tingling lineage of fear in storytellingA response icon5A response icon5
William Hammett·Mar 23Ghostwriting Genre FictionHow to Write a Great Novel and Still Please the Client
Daniel Trump·Mar 12Control: MKMR and why my earlier books needed an overhaul…I, Dalton Lewis, rewrote and remastered a novel — the beginning of a year-long project, I hope. This one, Mecha Kaiju Mars Remastered, is…
Kayla Hicks·Feb 24Common Story Tropes by GenreWhat Readers Expect and How to Use Them WellA response icon3A response icon3
Jordan Eve·Feb 19Literary Fiction vs. Genre FictionThere has always been a big debate in the writing world about the classification of novels, fiction, literature, whatever word you want to…
