Stephen King’s Perspective on Dialogue and Adverbs in ‘On Writing’
Stephen King in his memoir and guide “On Writing,” makes a compelling case for limiting adverbs and sticking to “said” in dialogue tags.
Book Reviews
Top 25 Most Popular Manga Right Now
If you’re searching for the most popular Manga right now, this top 25 list is the ideal starting point, whether a beginner or enthusiast.
Exploring the Wizarding World Through a Writer’s Lens: The Harry Potter Series
Discover writing insights from the Harry Potter series, exploring its world-building, character development, and narrative techniques.
Book Review: The Wild Heavens
Sarah Louise Butler’s new novel contains a mystery, intrinsically connected to nature and reader perception.
Book Review: Governance, Gun Control and Religion
Neill McKee’s memoir, Guns and Gods in My Genes, could be described as a personalized history of North America.
Book Review: Pondering Beauty During a Pandemic
Shapes of Native Nonfiction delivers 27 lyric essays from 18 indigenous authors. The essays are grouped into four sections—technique, coiling, plaiting, and twining.
Book Review: Shapes of Native Nonfiction
Shapes of Native Nonfiction delivers 27 lyric essays from 18 indigenous authors. The essays are grouped into four sections—technique, coiling, plaiting, and twining.
Book Review: Requiem For My Rave
It’s all here: the good, the bad and the sketchy. Hulla parties were an exciting and risky destination for the underground kandy kids of Toronto…
Stone’s “Formation” a Delight
It was a delight to discover Tammy T. Stone’s Formation. In this collection of poetry written left aligned and in fairly loose form…
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