It’s time for us to give you a look at our list of upcoming 2018 new science fiction and horror novels that we’re excited about. It takes quite a while to compile this list because we don’t put anything on here unless we’re genuinely hyped about it (which means a lot gets considered and rejected). […]
via 2018 New Sci-Fi and Horror Novels to Look For Part 2 — Sci-Fi & Scary
My previous experience with drabbles left me a little underwhelmed. The book I read certainly wasn’t a bad book, but it didn’t set my pulse racing either. Drabbledark is my second attempt and I had a little more success with this anthology. With the stories only being 100 words in length, you’re going to get […]
via Book review: Drabbledark – An Anthology of Dark Drabbles. —
We’ve all been through a phase where we simply cannot think of anything to write about. Writer’s block is a very real problem that can be caused by a whole host of factors, ranging from simple lack of inspiration, to full-on depression. With this article, I hope to help you guys overcome writer’s block by […]
via Writing Your Way Out of Writer’s Block — Manga/Anime Essays
Originally posted on A Writer’s Path: ? by Sara Kopeczky ? Joining a creative writing workshop can be scary, especially for beginners, because allowing others to read your writing means also allowing them to criticize your work as well (hopefully in a constructive way). However, I think that the pros by far outweigh the…
Why wait until everyone else is looking for ghost stories and horror to enjoy the gothic, the ghoulish and the ghastly? We see a big uptick in horror readers in October, but YOU can get ahead of the curve by diving into horror novels right now, mid April, when the days are getting longer (sunset […]
This is written in a tongue-in-cheek manner, but the advice is good and from an Odyssey Workshop instructor.