Just A Bunch of Literary Memes - Op-Ed Piece
We all thought memes were “just jokes.” Well, here are some memes that make solid points about some of the most important works
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Greg Luti
Feb 22, 2020
Not All Writers Write In Silence - Op-Ed Piece
I was talking to my buddy the other day and he brought up how he would allow kids to write with their music on.
He is a teacher.
Greg Luti
Feb 18, 2020
The Prophet: More Like The Rambler - Book Review
As the rest of literature talks of bestsellers and other recent news, I want to talk about a book from a hundred years ago.
Erika Nichols-Frazer
Feb 16, 2020
THUG LIFE: “The Hate U Give Little Infants Fucks Everybody.” - Books In School
Tupac’s wisdom is the basis of Angie Thomas’ powerhouse of a young adult novel, The Hate U Give—that hate is insipient, that directing it to
Greg Luti
Feb 12, 2020
Stephen King Left Facebook And I Don’t Know What To Do About It - Op-Ed Piece
Have you heard, your favorite author left Facebook?
“But Stephen King is not my favorite!”
Way to miss the point, wise guy.
Erika Nichols-Frazer
Feb 8, 2020
The New Valley: In Defense of Novellas - Book Review
At a Bennington Writing Seminars panel, I once heard author Josh Weil joke that he’d never made his agent a cent because he wrote novellas.
Anastacia Elizabeth Walden
Feb 4, 2020
Writing About Love - Op-Ed Piece
When I’m in love, I don’t want to write stories about love. I’m scared that admitting it out loud will be the force that slashes it in half.
Sarah Beach
Feb 2, 2020
6 Obscure Literary Couples that are #CouplesGoals - Op-Ed Piece
Darcy and Elizabeth. Romeo and Juliet. Cathy and Heathcliff. Jane and Rochester. These famous literary couples get all the attention,
Greg Luti
Feb 1, 2020
Why This Writer Hates Valentine’s Day - Op-Ed Piece
I hate Valentine’s Day.
The wordsmith in me can’t stand the loved filled, red holiday.
You know the part of me that talks of dead writers,
Sarah Beach
Jan 27, 2020
We see you, JK: Why we're all secretly Harry Potter - Best Ever
He’s a whiny, scrawny adolescent. He has anger issues. He’s “the Chosen One.” And yet, Harry Potter just might be the best character
Anastacia Elizabeth Walden
Jan 26, 2020
Writing Is Rewriting - Op-Ed Piece
The phrase “writing is rewriting” has been uttered by the lips of a multitude of writers. Nonwriters do not know this.
Greg Luti
Jan 21, 2020
Literature's Most Difficult Question - Op-Ed Piece
There is an unanswered, difficult question that all readers must face in their literary life.
Erika Nichols-Frazer
Jan 20, 2020
She's Gonna Make It - Margaret Atwood - Best Ever
I know a book is meaningful to me when I can remember precisely where I was when I first read it
Anastacia Elizabeth Walden
Jan 13, 2020
Edith For President - Books In School
Did you know in 1919 a woman was running the country? I did not know this until a year ago.
Greg Luti
Jan 11, 2020
2020 Resolutions For Writers - Op-Ed Piece
The new year, 2020, is here.
Let us all look back on the past and think of what could have been.
Erika Nichols-Frazer
Jan 8, 2020
Art Of The Short Story - Amy Hempel - Book Review
“I’m basically going to Bennington so I can stalk Amy Hempel and try to become her,”
Sarah Beach
Jan 6, 2020
Dear Jane, We Love You - Best Ever
Jane Austen? The best author of all time? Really?
Don’t worry, our favorite Regency authroress is as timeless as they come
Greg Luti
Jan 4, 2020
I Can’t Stand Publishing My Christmas Posts In July - Op-Ed Piece
There is nothing like timing.
I came up with a great Christmas post for you to read.
Greg Luti
Jan 3, 2020
Best Character Is God - Best Ever
I’m gonna cheat for this question of who is the best character ever.
That’s right.
Anastacia Elizabeth Walden
Dec 29, 2019
Virginia Woolf - Literary Genius - Best Ever
Woolf fiction had a free-flow style that broke all the rules. I would have loved to have been taught about her life and writing...
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