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The most underrated part of writing is something many writers take for granted, being able to actually record the words.

A book review of the book The Secret Diary of Hendrik Groen, with the theory that the actual author of the book is not Hendrik himself.

Is the Gettysburg Address a prayer? What makes a prayer an actual prayer, and does the speech fit that list?

An op-ed piece about how teachers should instill a passion for reading into their students.

The ironic part of the popular rock song Bohemian Rhapsody and how the story is not what you may think.

An op-ed piece questioning the widespread use of Hemingway's name on various products.

An op-ed piece about Santa's powers being very similar to wizards and gods, and why he is called neither.

An op-ed piece that asks about the life of William Shakespeare before he became a playwright.

Op-ed pieces by Greg Luti about Sherlock Holmes, and an interview with Jody J. Sperling about his new podcast

An op-ed piece by Greg Luti on the blog Pens and Words about writers dealing with drugs and how it affects their career.

An op-ed piece titled "Book Cover Reveals Are Overrated" by Greg Luti on the blog Pens and Words about how the popular marketing feature.

A short story by Greg Luti titled "A Trip To The Bookstore" on the blog Pens and Words is about a writer going to the bookstore.

An op-ed piece questioning whether William Shakespeare was as good as a lover as his words seem to make us think.

The piece is about how morality is not spoken about enough in modern stories despite being a growing concern in our society.

The piece is about how the democratic American system faces an obstacle within its literary world because of the very democracy that system

The piece is about the stories of The Grinch and Scrooge not being about Christmas at all, but of an individual's battle with isolation.

The piece asks if a company can monopolize the creative process.

The piece is about how literature views the author James Patterson.

The piece is a writer's take on predictive programming in movies and books.

A piece that relates the story from the Mel Brooks musical to a current trend in gaming.