Barbarian Grunge · Scour

Interview: Englewood After Dark

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Interview: Creating Audiobooks with the Howls From the Scene of the Crime Team

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I’m Getting Published!

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What Have I Been Reading This Year?

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Mundane is Interesting

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A Raymond Chandler Inspired Thriller: Imperial Bedrooms, by Bret Easton Ellis

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Still Writing; Despite Ten Tragedies

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The Story Structure of Revenge: BAIT, by Bret Easton Ellis

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An Interview with Garrett Francis: Author, Journal Founder, & Former Publisher

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Character Driven Stories: a Look at Lee Sarpel’s Razor Strike

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The Miserable Emptiness and The Dog

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The Howl Society

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Fiction: Hunters (a Horror Story)

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Why Do You Read? What Makes a Good Story? Q&A With Twelve Authors (Part Two)

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Can You Adapt RPG Modules into Short Stories To Save Time?

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Why Do You Read? What Makes a Good Story? Q&A With Eleven Authors (Part One)

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Using Style to Convey Meaning in Joan Didion’s “Play It As It Lays”

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Never Break the Spell The Story Is Weaving—Part 1

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Dizzying Pressure in Jessica Knoll’s “The Favorite Sister”

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Conflict-Driven Storytelling in Discovery of Witches

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