What makes an audiobook stand out? Is it true that narrators can make or break the story? Some experts offer perspectives.
Smartphones have solved a lot of logistics problems in real life - and caused problems for mystery writers by being an instant solution.
Ever find yourself stumped for how to review a book? Take a look at the CAWPILE system and how it might help.
From Mulder and Scully to Kirk/Spock and Black Bonnet, here's where ship names started in fandoms and where they are now.
When trying to read even the most interesting nonfiction books in print, I abandon them for fiction. Nonfiction audiobooks are my saviour in this.
Hating a book a friend recommended can put you in a bit of a quandary. Just how sticky a wicket is it? One writer explains.
Two interviews with the publishers of Oni Press and Iron Circus about the discussion of mental health in comic books
Two authors, Alex Temblador and Allison Trowbridge, share their thoughts about why your favorite author wants to connect with you.
A compelling villain makes for a much more interesting narrative. The best way to achieve that is for them to have a sympathetic backstory.
Did Patricia Highsmith really smuggle snails out of France in her bra? Why was she so enamored with this highly unusual pet?
