Katherine is an over-caffeinated avid reader, writer and college student. She was featured in the anthology Once Upon an Apocalypse, and loves to beta read and edit when she has the opportunity. She’ll do more impressive things after she’s finished her tea…and this next chapter.
School’s been in session for a little while now, which means that all the fresh school year newness has worn ...
An operator of a Typewriter Project booth reflects on the poetry/art installation experience from the New York City Poetry Festival.
On finally getting on the digital library loans bandwagon...then realizing the hold lists are a little frustrating.
Does a summer read have to be light and fluffy? Or do you reach for a long and complex book to carry you through all three months?
A reader on growing up with a writer for a parent, beta reading as a teen, reading Writer's Digest as a kid, and growing up surrounded by stories.
So you want to read about adult characters, but you're not ready for the emotional suburban dramas of literary fiction? Try New Adult.
A reader on wrestling the inner editor and reading critically to identify reading preferences and dislikes. Are you a critical reader?
A few reasons why reading your book's acknowledgements is a good idea.
Ever noticed how old children's books all recommend going outside as a way to heal illness? Here's why!