In this episode of our podcast for writers (who take craft too seriously), take a journey into the uncanny with award-winning author Jeff VanderMeer where […]

Writing Mysteries and Writing Historical Fiction: Author Interview with Rhys Bowen In this episode of The Epilogue…, we dive into history and mystery with award-winning […]

This episode, we dive into storytelling with award-winning author Ben Fountain.

Today we get to share a conversation with the delightful Lauren Wolk, Newbery Honor and Caldecott winning author who crafts stories for middle-grade readers.

Explore the unique storytelling journey of legendary quests and the heroine's path in fiction with bestselling author Gail Carriger.

Explore writing advice from authors David Slayton and Michael Stubblefield, discussing identity, magic, and crafting unique characters.

When we write novels, characters and settings can feel so real to us that it’s easy to lose sight of the authorial choices we’re making along the way. It can feel more like transcribing a world that a...

Any truth humans can find ‘out there’ remains speculative, and science and fiction are both still telling stories

George Takei writes about the dangers of Republican efforts to scapegoat the LGBTQ+ community, having been scapegoated along with the Japanese American community during WWII internment.