Release Day: Exile of the Pan Arcanum
We are excited for the release of His Last Name by D. Lambert! Before E’rth, there was Epriot Prime. After a 40-year campaign of genocide, humanity teeters at the brink […]
Release Day: His Last Name
We are excited for the release of His Last Name by D. Lambert! The wizard works alone. She was his one exception. Before Master Kitable appeared in Galanth at the […]
Release Day: Implications & Regrets
We are excited for the release of Implications & Regrets by A. K. Ramirez! Distance makes the heart grow fonder—especially when your admirer is a serial killer. Detective Marissa Ambrose […]
Release Day: The Knight, the Gnome, and the Fox
We are excited for the release of The Knight, the Gnome, and the Fox by D. A. Spruzen! After fighting evil throughout the ages, the goddess must face Loki once […]
Be Accountable to Yourself
We often say that writing is a lonely business, and media likes to show the image of the author hidden away in a secluded cabin or locked inside an apartment […]
The Author’s Accountability Planner 2025
In 2025, the Author’s Accountability Planner is getting an upgrade! Meeting your writing goals can feel like an uphill climb. Often, we rely on friends, workshops, critique partners, and mentors […]
From the Editor’s Desk: A Guide to Editing and Editors
Editors are not all the same. We focus on different things, specialize in certain areas, and tweak for specific issues. Here’s a brief overview of some varieties of editing. First, […]
From the Editor’s Desk: A Guide to Weird Punctuation (Ellipses, Hyphens, Dashes)
Let’s face it–English punctuation can be weird. I am happy to report that there are actually rules that you can learn and follow (and break when appropriate)! Settle in and […]
From the Editor’s Desk: A Guide to Dialogue
Editors can tweak your formatting, but it certainly makes it easier when you do some of the work beforehand—especially for dialogue. “What are you doing?” Samantha asked. “Rearranging matches,” Sebastian […]
