Feature: Graphic Novels, The History of an Ever-Evolving Artform.
By Alyse Mgrdichian When people think of storytelling, they usually think of words – like how we tell bedtime stories or write fiction / nonfiction narratives. We also have...
By Alyse Mgrdichian When people think of storytelling, they usually think of words – like how we tell bedtime stories or write fiction / nonfiction narratives. We also have...
DIONNE IRVING is originally from Toronto, Ontario. Her work has appeared in Story, Boulevard, LitHub, Missouri Review, and New Delta Review, among other journals and magazines. Her first novel...
Randi Braun is shaking things up for women in business. She’s the CEO of her own company, Something Major, a leadership and advisory firm, and a certified executive coach...
This article is comprised of interviews with various Native authors, split into four parts – children’s literature, genre writing, poetry, and nonfiction (in that order). Ready? Let’s dive in!
By Corinna Kloth New & Upcoming Indie Releases to add to your reading list. 1. Like the Appearance of Horses by Andrew Krivak Rooted in the small, mountain town...
I grew up listening to my parent’s stories—stories that featured ghosts. My mother told me about the lagahoo who is a half human, half animal shapeshifter who walks at...
It is the bible of women’s sports history. It is both a tribute to women in history but also an eye-opener as to how the female image has been...
Most people who write want to get published, but how does that happen? There is always big publishers, but just getting heard by these giants can be a challenge...
Anne Yoder released her first novel, The Enhancers, in October 2022. I had the opportunity to interview her about how she juggles her pharmacy job and her writing to...
How do you tell an effective story and make young audiences care within a limited page length? Alyse Mgrdichian delves into this.
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