I'd like to introduce you to the people behind the wonderful authors and books—the editors! Aspiring authors often ask what editors want...

Well, we definitely see that people would rather write and laugh about "bad" lines in imaginary novels rather than good ones. Or m...

by Raelene Gorlinsky The Booksquare blog has an interesting discussion on the state of the publishing industry, referencing the New York Mag...

Remember, tommorrow the 20th is the last day for entering our Last Line contest.

Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott Book review by Sarah Pinneo (author of The Ski House Cookbook ) Most times, I would cross the street to avoid a ...

by Raelene Gorlinsky nttp://nymag.com/news/media/50279 New York Magazine's article "The End" is a fascinating collage of tidbi...

Most everyone has heard of the Bulwer-Lytton contest for the best Worst Opening Line of an imaginary novel. So we are going to run a contest...

Okay, I admit I'm very much a genre fiction reader, I'm not into "literary fiction". But I do keep up with publishing indu...

Plastic Logic will announce a new electronic reading device the size of a standard sheet of paper, billed as having "a lightweight plas...

The Comic Toolbox: How To Be Funny Even If You’re Not by John Vorhaus Book review by Belle Scarlett ( http://www.bellescarlett.com/ ) Petru...