Stronger Narrative Structure, 3 Ways
On a panel at this year’s Creative Ink Festival, three of us talk about planning processes for strong narrative structure. The first describes himself as […]
Fabulous Door Prizes at Pulp Literature Summer Launch
Join us this Monday, July 10th from 6-9 pm at Steamworks Brew Pub in Gastown, as we celebrate our summer launch of Pulp Literature Issue […]
The 2017 Hummingbird Prize Longlist
Hold on to your hats! (You’ll need them, with all this downright hot and sunny weather we’ve been having.) Our editorial team has come up […]
A New Fantasy Novel from Rebecca Gomez Farrell
Congratulations Rebecca Gomez Farrell, author of ‘Thlush-a-lum’ in Pulp Literature Issue 5, on her new book out with Meerkat Press. Her fantasy novel Wings Unseen is […]
Creating and Sustaining Suspense and Tension, Part 2
If we create suspense and sustain tension during the plotting and drafting stages, then we save truckloads of time on revisions. Try one or more of these to […]
Congratulating Andrea Lewis, Issue 10 Author
Andrea Lewis, the Issue 10 author of Vellum, has a new book out with Indiana University Press. It is a collection of linked stories, called What My […]
Creating Suspense and Sustaining Tension, Part 1
At the wonderful Creative Ink writing festival I sat on panels on creating tension and suspense. I have been thinking ever since about ways to accomplish these. And, from the […]
Poet Daniel Cowper, Chapbook Contest Winner
Congratulations to poet Daniel Cowper. He is a co-winner of Frog Hollow Press’s second Chapbook Contest. The God of Doors is out now, and you […]
Cover Reveal: Allaigna’s Song Overture
You’ve already seen the beautiful painting by Melissa Mary Duncan … now here’s what the cover of Allaigna’s Song: Overture looks like with lovely custom-embellished titles by […]
Great Openings Via Tone and Setting
Establishing tone and setting right away is a good way to get point of view quickly and firmly established. It’s not the only way to […]